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It is a fact of business life that the cost of energy has a direct impact on profit levels. Finding ways to reduce these costs is not always easy – without expert help. Manufacturers and suppliers do not have a duty to alert you to new developments, contracts notice dates or implications to you of changes in the law. Harrier Energy can provide unbiased advice on the purchase of energy and associated products, as well as changes which may affect your business.
The first step towards increasing your profitability could be as simple as conducting a full energy audit. This will highlight areas where significant savings can be made with minimal or even no capital outlay.
The Service
All small and medium sized businesses are offered a free energy audit, which will comprise of the following elements.
- Check current contract rates, anniversary date and conditions. ( G & E )
- Profile Class Analysis ( E )
- Check Site Capacity and Maximum Demand levels ( E )
- Meter check ( metric / imperial ) and billing check ( G )
- Technology Level
- Basic Working Practices
This Audit will be presented in the form of a brief questionnaire.
Depending on the results of the audit the following services would also be offered free of charge.
- An Under 100kW Tariff Contract Analysis and new Contract
- A change of profile class, if indicated, and a new contract with existing supplier.
- Tender for the supply of electricity for an Over 100 kW Contract
- Apply for and supervise the installation of Code 5 metering for over 100kW demand sites and appoint meter operator.
The following services would be offered on a fixed fee basis, to be agreed with individual members.
- Installation of a new electricity supply.
- Installation of new metering points to site
- Application for an increase in site capacity.
The fees charged for major project management, project supervision and ongoing consultancy work are based on an hourly rate and are assessed and charged monthly.
In brief, energy is a resource that every company uses. One of the best ways of saving costs is by comparing rates between suppliers and watching market trends. We will do this effectively and for nothing.
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