Energy Strategy Services: Bespoke Solutions for Energy Efficiency

Harnessing expertise and innovation, our energy strategy services offer tailored solutions to optimise energy efficiency and sustainability. From renewable solutions to procurement strategies, we empower organisations to navigate the energy landscape with confidence, aiming for cost-savings and sustainability goals.

Refining your organisation's energy strategy can help you optimise your energy usage.

The most time-consuming aspect of energy management is constructing a reliable energy strategy that works for your business; this can be complicated, particularly if you don’t have in-house energy expertise.

Our years of experience in the industry, along with the tools we use daily, means we are in a position to make informed recommendations on the optimal strategy for your business’s needs. Talk to us about how we can help you optimise your energy strategy today.

Cost Reduction and Energy Efficiency

An organisations energy strategy cuts costs through energy-efficient practices such as LED lighting and smart systems, reducing reliance on costly fossil fuels. Investments in renewables like solar and wind power further drive down expenses. Energy audits and awareness programs pinpoint inefficiencies, enhancing cost-saving efforts.

Sustainability Goals

An energy strategy is essential for meeting sustainability goals. It not only aims to reduce costs and ensure compliance, but also boosts reputation, resilience, and innovation. With a good energy strategy in place, organisations can play their part in contributing to a more sustainable future.

Expert Advice

With years of experience and a deep understanding of industry trends, regulations, and best practices, our experts offer tailored recommendations to help organisations develop robust energy strategies that align with their unique goals and objectives.

Our energy strategy services set out your organisation’s goals and objectives for cost reduction, sustainability and efficiency. Putting in place an effective energy strategy for your business can be a complex process without the correct support team.

Your energy strategy should not solely be a price-based decision; new opportunities for innovation and growth, including informed buying strategies and sophisticated energy management solutions, create additional ways to increase energy performance.

It is crucial to understand the role of risk in your organisation; some businesses adopt higher risk approaches through flexi-buying or short-term contract fixing, others prefer budget stability and certainty. Here at BP Consulting, our Energy Consultant’s are committed to working collaboratively with businesses of all sizes to ensure they have an effective energy strategy that fosters their future success.

Purchasing Strategy

Whether a fixed, mid-flex or full flexible strategy is adopted, it is important to have a dynamic approach. By this, we mean fixing contracts when market movements present opportunities rather than delaying until you come to the end of a fixed period contract in the unlikely chance that the markets will be favourable.

Fixed Strategy

Your business may have experience with long-term fixed customer sales contracts. This is applicable to energy; having fixed price energy contracts is preferential as it reduces the risks of your energy price increasing and avoids increases in non-commodity costs. A potential increase in energy price would ultimately be more damaging to the business’ financial performance.

Flexible Strategy

In order for your energy-intensive business to compete on price, you should be buying energy at the current market rate. Therefore, a flexible contract that monitors the market could be advantageous depending on your business needs. Many view flexible contracts as more of a risk than fixed ones. However, flexible purchasing allows you to take advantage of favourable market conditions during the period of your contract, should they occur.

Management Strategy

Our approach to management strategy encompasses innovative demand management techniques to optimise energy usage, while concurrently prioritising sustainability initiatives to ensure long-term environmental responsibility and resilience. By integrating these elements into our strategies, we support public sector organisations in achieving cost savings, enhance operational efficiency, and contribute positively to a greener future.

Considered Demand Management

Firstly, demand management should be a part of any energy strategy, regardless of the size of the business. If you’re able to manage your consumption during times of peak demand, you can reduce your energy bills substantially.

Secondly, you don’t need to have on-site generation or high consumption to be able to save by managing your demand; simply reducing your usage during peak demand can lower your bills.

Finally, remember – straightforward measures such as switching off lights and machinery when not in use will make a substantial difference to your demand and your energy costs. Incorporating these practices into your energy strategy is vital to ensure that they are accomplished.

Your Sustainability Strategy

Businesses are more aware of the need to tackle energy management within their energy strategy, turning to renewable energy supplies to help them cut carbon emissions, reduce environmental impact and become more sustainable.

Exploring renewable energy solutions will enable your business to move towards a greener and cleaner way of using energy – resources available to us can help you do this. Using less energy reduces your carbon footprint – and that’s good for your brand as well as the environment. After all, if you don’t use it, you don’t pay for it.

That’s why BP Consulting are here – to help you and your business on your journey towards sustainability.

Ready To Craft Your Optimum Energy Strategy?

Optimising your energy strategy for your business can help you take advantage of cost-saving opportunities. The most time-consuming aspect of energy management is constructing a reliable energy strategy that works for your business; this can be complicated, particularly if you don’t have in-house energy expertise.