Energy Market Trends Newsletter - January 2012
Bglobal is able to offer a unique ‘Smart’ Energy Procurement service to its clients. Totally independent of all Energy Suppliers – yet working closely with each of them, Bglobal is able to negotiate contracts that are ideally suited for its clients.
Bglobal's Consultants monitor the strengths and weaknesses of all Suppliers in the market on a daily basis. Though Bglobal remains impartial, its Consultants are on hand to offer unbiased and professional advice on all matters.
Across its business, the Bglobal Group has built strong relationships with most Energy Suppliers (from the ‘Big 6’ to new entrants) and works across all areas of their value chain from billing to smart metering and data collection. Therefore, it have a unique view and understanding of how Energy Suppliers operate – and can use this to benefit your business.
Bglobal is already working with new Energy Suppliers long before they officially enter the market – therefore have built up unique working relationships with them.
- Bglobal has recently seen an increase in the number of clients with non-smart metered sites that want to take advantage of the procurement service. In these situations it is possible to build in the price of procuring smart meters into the tariff you pay for energy - reducing the initial capital outlay required and ensuring that you get fully smart as soon as possible.
- With over 180,000 meter points installed, Bglobal has unrivalled opportunities for economies of scale. By “bundling” together groups of customers, Bglobal can negotiate deeper bulk buying discounts for all of them.
- Following the negotiation of your contracts, Bglobal will ensure that you are 100% satisfied with your supply, and will work with your Supplier to resolve any problems that occur.
- Awareness of all the factors that matter to customers – if you want a Renewable Energy supply we can negotiate this for you. If you are willing to pay a premium for excellent customer service, Bglobal knows which suppliers to go to.
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