Hospitality - Energy Best Practice

Hospitality - Energy Best Practice

Are you the owner of a commercial hospitality business? If so, you only have limited control over the gulf in energy costs between running your own family home and operating a commercial hospitality business. Even if you leave courtesy notes around the rooms asking your guests to consider the environment, there is nothing to stop your guests sleeping with the window open while the heating is on high, taking lengthy hot showers, or even simply leaving lights on. The cumulative costs can be astronomical.

You may not be aware that there is one moneysaving step you may consider taking that could significantly reduce your energy bills, and that is to appoint an energy broker, whose function is to find you the cheapest supplier in as deregulated market.

Full Power Utilities has a large client base of UK independent hospitality businesses. The service they can provide minimises what clients pay for their gas, electricity and water supply, as well as simplfying the communication process (one contact for all your utilities).

Take control of your energy costs

Best practices:

  • Ensure that you have a fixed-price contract in place for the supply of your gas/electricity – ‘out of contract’ rates are upwards of 20% more expensive.
  • Do not accept the renewal rates your existing supplier offers you – challenge them!
  • Tender your gas/ electricity supply with as many suppliers as possible – do not simply renew with your existing supplier.
  • Save yourself time and gain access to more suppliers and better rates, by using an energy consultancy like Full Power Utilities.
  • Chose an energy consultancy that does not charge you a direct consultation fee – they should offer you a free review.
  • Use an energy consultancy that is ‘Code of Practice Approved’.

If you own a hospitality busniess and would like more information on how to take control of your utility costs, call Paul Skinner today on 01256 701205, or email [email protected].

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