Adopt the Wholesale Power UK Bulk Purchasing Scheme to enjoy the benefits of professionally risk managed wholesale Electricity and Gas portfolios, to:
Market Risk Explained Power Trading Vs Fixed Tender?
Most companies agree new Electricity & Gas contracts within a few months of contract expiry dates, with new contracts being placed, either in-house or by Third Party Intermediaries, through Standard or e-Tender procedures - analysis confirms this methodology to be deeply flawed.
Standard tenders give the customer little choice or competition and commit customers to over 90% of costs that are common to all parties in the bidding process. More and more companies are following the lead of larger companies and are looking to Wholesale Power UK to buy their energy direct from the wholesale Electricity & Gas Market.
With our "Bulk Purchasing Scheme" we have direct access to the wholesale Electricity & Gas Markets and are actively managing contract costs up to 4 years into the future.
As supplier costs relate to less than 10% of overall charges, our strategic focus is firmly on market costs and the timing of market entry; no other methodology provides a better platform for long-term success.
Supplier risk management costs are many and varied but Wholesale Power UK has negotiated the reduction or elimination of some of those chargeable costs for all their Wholesale Clients. This allows our services to be provided at no additional cost, when compared to Standard or e-Tender Contracts.
Our fees are recoverable direct from the Supplier as part of management costs within the contract, enabling our clients to benefit from our services, unlocking the potential of Wholesale Market access.
Since relaxation of market level entry, our average client contracts have out-performed similar contracts procured through Standard or e-Tender options by over 15%.
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