ENERGY PROCUREMENT GUIDE FOR BUSINESSES

Any Industry - Any Business - Any Size

When it comes to energy, there’s no “one stop” solution that fits everyone. The day-to-day activities of your business have a huge impact on the kind of energy deal that’s most appropriate for you. 

With over 8,000 customers, we work with businesses of all sizes. Whether you’re a large industrial firm with intensive energy use or a small pizza shop operating on minimal hours, the likelihood is we’ve consulted a business just like yours on their energy. 

From these dealings, we’ve found that many business owners still have unanswered questions on how to approach their energy. For this sole purpose, we’ve created a hub of energy related advice which cuts out the jargon and gets straight to the heart of what really matters to YOU.

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Energy Intensive Industries

Landlords

Hotels & Leisure

ENERGY INTENSIVE INDUSTRIES

Energy Intensive Industries
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As large consumers of energy, Energy Intensive Industries have the unfortunate double-headed concern of rising energy costs and managing the amount of energy they consume.

In our guide, we discuss:

  • The benefits of Flexible buying.
  • How to offset your carbon emissions.
  • Working triad season to your advantage.
  • The advantages of battery storage.
  • Charges you might be exempt from.
Plus more…
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LANDLORDS

Managing a property portfolio is complex and time-consuming and when it comes to your energy strategy, there are a host of options available.

In our guide, we discuss:

  • Bulk buying energy for numerous properties. 
  • Whether a prepayment or credit meter is best for you.
  • If landlords or tenants should arrange energy contracts.
  • The importance of energy management.
  • Financial support available.

Plus much more…

HOTELS & LEISURE

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With accommodation, spa, catering and laundry services to manage, it probably comes as no surprise that the hotel and hospitality sector exceeds £1.3bn annually for energy spend.

To help you on your way, we cover:

  • Regulations applying specifically to hotels.
  • How to monitor your energy usage.
  • Purchasing energy for more than one hotel at a time.
  • Changes to improve your environmental impact.
Plus much more…
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EDUCATION

From powering heating systems to computers and lighting, schools consume large amounts of energy. But, with pressure from climate change groups and governments, demand is rapidly increasing to cut carbon emissions.

In our educational energy guide, we discuss:

  • Procuring energy if you’re part of a buying group.
  • The admin headache of managing multiple meters.
  • Appropriate Carbon reduction measures.
  • What type of energy contract is best for you.

Plus much more…

PUBS

Pubs

When running a pub, ensuring a welcoming environment is key, so it comes as no surprise that utility costs are one if the biggest outlays in the sector.

To give you a head start, our experts discuss:

  • If energy should be dealt with by landlords or the brewery.
  • Ideal energy contracts for pubs with low credit ratings.
  • Industry regulations.
  • The impact of energy efficiency measures.

Plus much more…

Pubs

RESTAURANTS

Energy consumption in the hospitality trade is inevitably high. In fact, according to data from the Carbon Trust, the catering industry uses 20,600 million kWh of energy each year.

If you’re concerned about rising energy costs, check out our latest guide where we discuss:

  • The advantages of bulk buying energy for properties.
  • Ideal contract lengths for hotels.
  • The impact of installing a sub-metering system.
  • When best to start the energy renewal process.

Plus much more…

READY FOR THE NEXT STEP?

You should now have everything you need to approach your energy renewal with confidence. If there’s anything else we can help with, or any queries you have that remain unanswered, get in touch and discuss switching business energy with our team today.

Bradley GrovesChief Executive & Founder

Having founded GAS in 2012, Brad has overseen the company’s huge growth in a short space of time. Starting from modest surroundings in South Shields, rapid progress has seen the business move to its current office in Seaham, which is being expanded across the business park to create an 80,000 square foot GAS campus, featuring one of the finest headquarters buildings outside of London and Manchester.

The majority of Brad’s career has been spent on the boards of FTSE companies, at board level in the private sector and in turnaround private equity.  He was Group MD of Caudwell Group and worked on its sale in 2006 for £1.5 billion.

Brad says:

"Certain businesses we’ve worked with have made six-figure savings over their contract terms. We cover the widest range of business variable costs in the market in one place.  When we get involved with a company, it allows them to focus on their core business.  The extra time we allow them to spend on their strategies can often prove as valuable as the cash we save them."

Did you know?

Brad is the proud Owner and Chief Executive of Spennymoor Town Football Club, who have achieved four promotions and eleven trophies since his takeover in 2009.  His interests outside of business and sport include a passion for animal welfare and he has been an avid dog owner for decades.

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Judith BennisonGroup HR Director

Judith was part of the team who initially set up Great Annual Savings in 2012, she brings with her an abundance of senior management experience, managing the HR/Resourcing functions in numerous fast growing FTSE250 companies including De La Rue International PLC, Blacks Leisure Group PLC and most recently G4S PLC. Judith has played a pivotal role in helping move the business forward with our ambitious growth plans and her impact has seen our head count grow significantly year on year with significant plans in place to manage and lead the continued growth going forward.

Judith says:

"Businesses who are pro-active continually look at managing their costs effectively, those who wait until a recession hits, are reactive and often too late. We want companies to be pro-active and take the pain away by saving costs now, letting GAS do the fully managed cost solution just makes good business sense for any company, whatever the size or industry. Our business ethos is something I truly believe in and want every company to benefit from our help and support, working collaboratively together is a great way to build long term relationships.”

Did you know?

Outside of work, Judith is a member of the Employer Committee for the East Durham area, which helps businesses network with one another in the Durham region as well as helps to attract people & companies to this area. When she’s not networking across the North East you’ll find her doing some form of health & fitness and be having a coffee somewhere with someone!

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