
Harvey Rowlinson
Founder and Director, Purely Energy
Harvey Rowlinson is the Managing Director of Purely Energy Ltd, a UK consultancy advising businesses on commercial gas and electricity procurement, contract structure, and energy cost management. He has led Purely for five years, during which the company has worked with businesses across the UK on supplier negotiations, fixed and flexible procurement strategies, and half-hourly metering arrangements. Harvey writes about UK business energy markets, procurement strategy, and the commercial implications of regulatory change, drawing directly on Purely's day-to-day work with its client base. He can be contacted via LinkedIn for press and industry enquiries.
- business energy procurement
- commercial gas and electricity
- energy contracts
- flexible procurement
- fixed-price contracts
- half-hourly metering
- non-commodity costs
- SME energy
- UK energy markets
- energy consultancy
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