Welcome to Eneco - the choice for business

Why use an energy broker?

If you’re in business – any business - you need to buy electricity and gas at the right price. What you don’t need are inflation-busting price rises.

The harsh reality is that you are sourcing your power from an extremely volatile marketplace. For some companies the right price means healthy profit margins; for others, a price hike can mean the end. Clearly, sourcing utilities is a key business decision.

If you have a utilities industry background, access to the insider information on the market trends that will shape tomorrow’s prices, or the time to keep up-to-date with the latest movements, then you don’t need an energy broker. Otherwise, you need Eneco.

Using Eneco’s brokerage services will save you money. The consultancy service could save you even more. Click on the panels below and we’ll prove it.

Q&A: the CRC energy efficiency scheme:

The CRC energy efficiency scheme will pit public and private sector firms against one other to make the greatest savings on power bills.

Fears over future power shortages:

Mainland Britain could face power shortages in the years ahead, according to the energy regulator, Ofgem.

Business could face power cuts over failure to get credit insurance:

Fears that some businesses could lose energy supplies because of the failure to get credit insurance cover has led to a "summit" meeting to try to avoid a crisis.

Ofgem threatens power suppliers with competition investigation:

Electricity suppliers have been threatened with a Competition Commission investigation unless they ease demands for substantial deposits from both big and small customers as part of tougher contracts.

“Make do and mend” costs British business £3bn a year in wasted energy:

Theo Paphitis and the Carbon Trust launch scrappage scheme for power-guzzling equipment. The initiative aims to help businesses to replace the old with new. It provides expert guidance, plus financial support in the form of £100m in interest free funding, which can be paid back through the energy savings the new equipment delivers.