Products & services
Five core products and five wrap-around services for business gas and electricity, across 30+ UK suppliers. Wholesale, NCC (non-commodity costs, the network, policy and balancing charges), supplier margin and Purely margin shown separately on every quote.
Wholesale pulse
We track gas, power, UKAs and EUAs daily and alert clients when the curve dips, so you buy on the lows, not the headlines.
Core products
The contracts you can buy as standalone purchases. Mix and match: most businesses use two or more.
Lock in today's wholesale energy price for one to five years and budget your gas and electricity to the penny.
Buy gas and electricity in tranches across the wholesale curve and average your cost down without writing a single trade ticket yourself.
Brokered UKA and EUA allowances for ETS-regulated emissions, plus REGO-backed electricity and GOO-backed biomethane on the same Ofgem-traceable evidence trail.
Energy Made Visible. Half-hourly monitoring, bill validation, and anomaly alerts across every site and meter, with the savings to prove it works.
Earn revenue and avoid charges on the demand you can shift or shed. Capacity Market, NESO Demand Flexibility Service, every UK DNO and the bill-side cost-reduction schemes on a single platform.
Browse by fuel
Every product on this page ultimately delivers one or more of these commodities. Start with the fuel page that fits your site.
NBP-linked fixed and flex contracts across 30+ UK gas suppliers. From SME single-site (under 100,000 kWh per year, roughly £5k to £25k annual spend) through to multi-site I&C portfolios (1 GWh+, £250k to £10M+ spend). Bio-methane and GOO (Guarantee of Origin for biomethane)-backed green gas available at quote.
Baseload-priced fixed and flex contracts across 30+ UK power suppliers, with REGO (Renewable Energy Guarantee of Origin) -backed renewable options layered at quote time. HH (half-hourly) and NHH (non-half-hourly) supply. SME single-site (under 100,000 kWh, £5k to £25k annual) through mid-market (100k kWh to 1 GWh, £25k to £250k) to I&C (1 GWh+, £250k to £10M+).
Single-supplier consolidation and competitive wholesale-linked retail contracts for UK non-household water and wastewater accounts. Multi-site consolidated billing and leak alerts as standard.
Services
Contract support, metering, NCC forecasting, carbon compliance and demand-side trading. Most are included free with supply or available as a standalone retainer.
Day-to-day operations on top of the supply contract: monitoring, validation, metering, and demand-side trading.
Renewal-window alerts 6 to 12 months before every contract ends, so no site rolls onto deemed rates. Plus bill validation every cycle, supplier query handling, and a named account contact for the life of the agreement. Included free for every Purely Energy supply customer.
MOP (Meter Operator), MAM (Meter Asset Manager) and DC (Data Collection) services under a single Elexon NHH (non-half-hourly) accreditation. No juggling between providers.
For sites with 10 kW+ of controllable load, typically £100k+ annual spend with HVAC, refrigeration, BESS, or process loads. Smaller single-site businesses can skip ahead to Common Combinations. Monetise the flexibility you already have on site through capacity, balancing, and ancillary services markets via aggregator partners. Sites with controllable load above 1 MW typically clear £20 to £60 per kW per year on the Capacity Market, with additional revenue from DFS (NESO Demand Flexibility Service) opt-in events and DNO local flexibility.
Reporting, allowance procurement and forecasting for the obligations and costs you cannot avoid.
SECR (Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting) submissions, ESOS (Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme) Phase 4 lead-assessor cover, full Scope 1, 2 and 3 carbon accounting, and UKA (UK ETS allowance) / EUA (EU ETS allowance) procurement under one annual retainer.
Forward modelling of the 56 electricity and 9 gas NCCs (non-commodity costs, the network, policy and balancing charges layered on top of wholesale) so I&C (Industrial and Commercial, typically £250k to £10M+ annual spend) portfolios can stress-test the costs they cannot control. Live rates and forecasts at /tools/charges.
Built around your sector
Six sectors we work with most. Each lists the product mix and the named client whose outcome you can read in full.
Heavy gas and power loads, often with controllable refrigeration or compressed-air assets. Flex on the largest meters, fixed on the rest, DSR revenue layered where the load profile allows.
Typical mix: Purely Flex
Typocolor: £22,668 saved on £37k annual gas spend, 20 percent reduction, 3-year contract.
10 to 50 stores or units, three suppliers consolidating to one, single renewal calendar. Quarterly business review aimed at the FD, REGO-backed power for shop-floor sustainability claims. Hotels and hospitality portfolios run a layered load: HVAC plus restaurant kitchens plus laundry plus pools plus a 24/7 baseload, with hotel groups carrying pools or large refrigeration footprints typically credible Demand Flexibility candidates. REGO-backed power for corporate event bookings and wedding markets is a routine add at quote time.
Typical mix: Fixed across all sites
Good Taste Bakery: £67,625 annual saving (£150k bill cut to £82,375), multi-site bakery group.
Single-site secondaries (typical spend £20k to £80k a year) through to multi-academy trusts (£400k to £3M across a group). Term-time consumption profiling, academic-year renewal calendar, REGO-backed electricity for governor and DfE sustainability asks. If your trust uses CCS, YPO, ESPO or NEPO, we can benchmark their quoted rate against our whole-of-market tender, free of charge and no obligation. Many boards prefer a framework for governance comfort; many find an open tender beats framework rates outright. We can run the comparison either way.
Typical mix: Fixed + Insights
Watford Grammar School for Boys: £5,641 saved on annual electricity spend through tendering.
24/7 baseload with heating, hot water and laundry. Multi-site consolidated billing, named account contact, bill validation across every meter, every cycle.
Typical mix: Purely Insights
One Home Care: Multi-site care provider, consolidated supplier and ongoing bill validation.
Depot baseload plus rising EV-charging demand. HH metering, smart charging windows, capacity-headroom planning before adding chargers, DSR revenue where charging is shiftable. MIC and MEC (Maximum Import and Maximum Export Capacity) reviews as EV charging load grows, charge-curve modelling for fleet electrification timelines, and OCPP-compatible charger telemetry feeding into Purely Insights for per-vehicle and per-depot cost allocation.
Typical mix: Demand Flexibility
Landlord-supplied common parts plus tenant submeter recharge. Change-of-tenancy and change-of-occupier support included, MOP/MAM/DC consolidated under one accreditation. LL2 (landlord-tenant) supply structures across multi-let buildings, per-MPAN cost allocation for accurate tenant service-charge recharge, and common-parts vs tenant-billed meter consolidation. 100+ meters across a single portfolio is routine.
Typical mix: Fixed
Bradley Hall Golf Club: Hospitality and leisure property, multi-fuel procurement on a single agreement.
Sector not listed? Browse every case study or ask for a 30-minute discovery call.
The bundle, against the two ways most businesses buy today.
| Feature | Purely Energy | Generic high-street broker | Direct from your supplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole-of-market quote | 30+ tier-1 UK suppliers | Often 5 to 10 | 1, the incumbent |
| Margin transparency | Shown separately on every quote | Hidden in the rate | Not disclosed |
| Contract support after signature | Included for the term | Limited or extra fee | Reactive only |
| Monitoring + bill validation | Free via Insights | Rare | Supplier portal only |
| Trading desk | Yes, named trader from 1 GWh | Refers out | No |
| SECR / ESOS coverage | Single retainer (carbon-compliance) | Refers to consultancy | Not offered |
| UKA / EUA execution | Yes, broker-routed | Refers out | Direct exchange or broker |
| Reporting cadence | Quarterly business review | Annual at renewal | On request |
On flex vs fixed honesty: In flat or declining wholesale markets, a fixed contract often outperforms a tranche-based flex strategy after the trading desk's risk premium. Flex earns its keep when wholesale is volatile and your trading rules are disciplined. We recommend Fixed (sometimes with a small Flex overlay) for the majority of mid-market portfolios; full Flex only when consumption is above ~1 GWh AND there is a clear trading-strategy fit.
Single-site SME under £100k spend
£5k to £100k annual spend. Cafés, shops, salons, single restaurants, gyms, single offices, single workshops.
1 to 5 year Fixed contract, free Purely Insights monitoring, renewal-window alerts 6 to 12 months ahead. Same-day quote, switch in 5 working days.
Read about FixedMid-market multi-site
3 to 30 sites, 100,000 kWh to 1 GWh per year, £25k to £250k annual spend (caps at £250k spend / 30 sites, above which the upper mid-market combination takes over).
Consolidate three suppliers to one, single renewal calendar, named account contact, Insights for portfolio visibility per site, and a quarterly business review pack ready for the FD and the board.
Read about FixedUpper mid-market portfolio
5 to 30 sites, £500k to £2M annual spend, between mid-market and I&C scale.
Fixed across the portfolio with selective Flex layering on the largest 1 to 2 sites. Insights for per-site cost allocation. Quarterly business review. Named account contact with monthly check-in. Used by hotel groups, logistics fleets, multi-tenanted property estates, and mid-tier manufacturing.
Read about FixedI&C portfolio
From £2M annual spend and 1 GWh+ per year, up to £10M+. Picks up where the upper mid-market combination leaves off.
Fix 60 to 80 percent of forecast volume for budget certainty, run the rest as Flex tranches to capture market dips. Insights feeds the consumption forecast to the trading desk, named trader from 1 GWh.
Read about FlexSites with controllable load
10 kW+ of controllable HVAC, refrigeration, BESS or process load. Typically £100k+ annual spend.
Layer DSR revenue on top of any supply contract. Capacity Market access for sites above 1 MW, aggregated CMUs for smaller sites, DFS opt-in events for shorter response windows.
Read about Demand FlexibilityWhich product should we start with?
Most businesses start with a Fixed contract for budget certainty (typical SME spend £5k to £25k, mid-market £25k to £250k) and add Purely Insights free of charge for visibility. Flex is the right second product once consumption crosses ~1 GWh per year (~£250k+ annual spend). Green Energy can layer onto Fixed or Flex at any time and is increasingly required for SECR and ESOS reporting. Demand Flexibility is a separate revenue product that only makes sense if you have controllable load (HVAC, refrigeration, BESS (battery energy storage system), batch processes) above 10 kW per asset.
Can we use more than one product at the same time?
Yes, almost everyone does. The most common combination is Fixed (60 to 80 percent of forecast volume) plus Flex (the remaining 20 to 40 percent), with Green REGO and GOO certificates layered across both, and Insights tracking consumption across the whole portfolio. Sites with controllable load can stack Demand Flexibility revenue on top of any of the above. Insights is included free regardless of which other products you use.
How is the price quoted?
Every Purely Energy quote breaks the unit price into its four components: wholesale energy, non-commodity costs, the supplier margin, and the Purely margin. You see all four before you sign. Nothing is rolled into a single all-in p/kWh number.
What is the difference between the products and the wider services?
The five products (Fixed, Flex, Green, Insights, Demand Flexibility) are what you can buy as standalone contracts. The wider services (contract support, MOP/MAM/DC metering, NCC forecasting, carbon compliance, demand-side flexibility trading) wrap around the products and address obligations and opportunities the supply contract alone does not cover. Most mid-market and I&C customers use at least one product and at least one wider service.
Do we have to use Purely Energy as the broker for the supply contract?
For Fixed, Flex, Green, Insights, and contract support, yes. For Carbon Compliance, NCC forecasting, MOP/MAM/DC services, and demand-side flexibility trading, no. Those are happy to be delivered standalone if you want to keep an existing broker on the supply side.
How do live UK ETS and EU ETS prices link in?
Live UKA settlement is at /tools/carbon/uk-ets, live EUA at /tools/carbon/eu-ets. Both are in the same data feed we trade against when we execute allowance purchases for ETS-regulated installations. Voluntary retirement for Scope 1 net-zero claims runs through the same workflow under /services/carbon-compliance.
What sizes of business do you work with?
Single-site SME (a few thousand kWh per year, £5k to £25k annual spend) through mid-market multi-site (100k kWh to 1 GWh, £25k to £250k spend) to I&C portfolios above 50 GWh (£10M+ spend). The supplier panel and quote turnaround scale with your size. SME quotes are typically same-day, mid-market and I&C inside 48 hours.
Which sectors do you have named case studies in?
Manufacturing (Typocolor, £22,668 saved on £37k gas spend), multi-site food production (Good Taste Bakery, £67,625 annual saving), schools (Watford Grammar School for Boys), care (One Home Care, Grand-y Care), hospitality (The Seiners Arms, La Turka, The Gate Inn Tansley), property and leisure (Bradley Hall Golf Club), aesthetics (Allure Aesthetics), restaurants (Alchemilla), and education early years (Mitton Manor, Bosvena, St Marks). Browse the full set at /case-studies.
30-minute discovery call, no obligation. We will model two or three combinations against your actual portfolio and give you the numbers in writing.