This page is the map of what Purely Energy tenders: business electricity, gas and water, for organisations from a single shop to a multi-site industrial portfolio. Pick your commodity below, find the service built for your size of business, or start a whole-of-market tender across our panel of 30+ suppliers with every margin shown separately.
Electricity, gas and water are bought in different markets with different rules, but the discipline is the same: a whole-of-market tender, costs broken out line by line, and an account team that stays for the term. For the background on how those markets fit together, start with our guide to how the UK energy market is structured.
Fixed and flexible electricity contracts for non-half-hourly and half-hourly meters, tendered across tier-1 UK suppliers. Every quote shows the wholesale price, non-commodity costs, supplier margin and our margin separately.
Get an electricity quoteFixed and flexible gas contracts for everything from a single premises to a multi-site industrial portfolio, with the same separated-margin presentation on every quote and bill validation for the full contract term.
Get a gas quoteThe retail layer of the Open Water market, open to every business in England since April 2017 and in Scotland since 2008. Multi-region consolidation, leak and anomaly alerts, and trade-effluent support.
Get a water quoteThe right contract structure depends on how much you use and how many sites you run. See how that plays out in practice: Good Taste Bakery consolidated its utilities across food-production sites, and Watford Grammar School for Boys runs its portfolio on consolidated billing.
Under 100,000 kWh
Fixed-price contracts with no hidden fees. Perfect for businesses consuming under 100,000 kWh annually.
SME energy100,000 kWh to 10 GWh
Consolidated contracts, unified billing, and real-time monitoring across all your locations. Built for businesses managing 2 to 50 sites.
Mid-Market energy10 GWh+
Flexible purchasing strategies, dedicated trading desk, and bespoke risk management for businesses consuming 10 GWh and above.
Large Corporate & I&C energyAll sizes
Trusted by academy trusts and local authority schools across the UK. DfE framework aligned, with monitoring technology that helps reduce energy waste.
Schools & MATs energyThe same three steps apply whether you are tendering one commodity or all three. Start with our online quote form or a call to 0161 521 3400.
One bill per site is enough. We confirm every meter (MPAN, MPRN or SPID), annual consumption and contract end date, and flag anything already costing you money, such as out-of-contract rates.
Your requirement goes across our whole-of-market panel of 30+ suppliers. Every offer comes back side by side with the wholesale cost, non-commodity costs, supplier margin and our margin shown separately.
You choose the contract. We manage the switch, validate every invoice against the agreed rates, and flag your renewal 6 to 12 months before the end date so you never drift onto deemed rates.
We are paid a commission by the supplier you choose, and we disclose it in writing before you sign. Every quote shows the wholesale cost, non-commodity costs, supplier margin and our margin as separate lines, so you can compare offers on equal terms. For the detail on how broker fees work across the industry, read our guide to how energy broker commission works.
2,000+
sites under management
£100M+
annual spend managed
500+
clients across the UK
Every tender runs across the full panel. We are not owned by a supplier and we do not tie ourselves to a single wholesaler or retailer in any of the three markets.
Independently verified for social and environmental performance (B-Corp) and for the quality of our procurement and account-management processes (ISO 9001).
Once the tender is back, the contract structure does the work: fixed for certainty, flex for market access, and monitoring to keep consumption honest.
How the UK energy market is structured
Wholesale, retail and regulator layers across gas, power and water.
Why timing your renewal matters
When to go to market, and what happens if you let a contract roll.
Non-commodity costs explained
The network, policy and system charges that sit on top of the wholesale price.
How energy broker commission works
Where broker fees hide in a unit rate, and how to get them disclosed.
Send us your latest bills, one per site is enough. We come back with a whole-of-market comparison for electricity, gas and water, with every margin shown separately.