At GEAB, our clients are at the heart of everything we do. We pride ourselves on delivering best-in-class customer service which meets exact needs and takes away hassle.
Navigating the energy market can be a complex and time-consuming process for customers. Most importantly, there’s fluctuating prices to negotiate, the option of updating technology to provide greater insight and accuracy, and the growing requirement to adopt renewable energy sources as the UK moves towards a 2050 Net Zero target.
GEAB understand while businesses may be keen to implement changes, and eager to find a more cost-effective supplier or discuss energy saving systems, beginning this process can be daunting. Our account managers help find the best ways for your business to lower consumption, from making simple changes, to helping you comply with climate change legislation and become environmentally responsible. Whether you’d like us to negotiate and manage the switch to lower cost energy, or identify wastage and hidden expenses, the Green Energy Advice Bureau offer detailed advice and complete evaluation across every facet of your business.
Speak to a specialist GEAB consultant for a free evaluation of your current energy contract. We discuss your preferences and review your ongoing business processes against existing consumption and costs.
After GEAB receive your Letter of Authority, they analyse the energy market to match exact specifications and meet ongoing energy targets. We deliver bespoke solutions to avoid wastage, lower current costs and lessen your environmental impact.
GEAB deliver the best available options, and you decide on the best solutions for your business with help and advice from our energy expert. They notify your current supplier and keep you updated as they oversee the switch.
Your business benefits from cost-effective energy solutions alongside greener processes tailored to your requirements by our award-winning team.
Speak to a specialist GEAB consultant for a free evaluation of your current energy contract. We discuss your preferences and review your ongoing business processes against existing consumption and costs.
GEAB deliver the best available options, and you decide on the best solutions for your business with help and advice from our energy expert. They notify your current supplier and keep you updated as they oversee the switch.
After GEAB receive your Letter of Authority, they analyse the energy market to match exact specifications and meet ongoing energy targets. We deliver bespoke solutions to avoid wastage, lower current costs and lessen your environmental impact.
Your business benefits from cost-effective energy solutions alongside greener processes tailored to your requirements by our award-winning team.
GEAB procurement specialists are waiting to provide assistance across all aspects of energy management for your business.
What is meant by Carbon Footprint?
The term carbon footprint refers to the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere due to the specific activities of an individual, an organisation, or within a community. The UK aims to reduce these harmful emissions in line with the 2050 Net Zero target to create a more sustainable future.
Do GEAB charge for this service?
GEAB currently follow a clear and transparent uplift model, with the Strategic Account Manager and/or Energy Services Team commission rates embedded into contracts within either the unit rates or standing charge. We fully disclose the margin made by ourselves to all customers at point of sale.
How can you help a multi-site business?
Energy management can be a time-consuming and complex task for any business, but for multi-site organisations with a large portfolio, getting the right energy strategy in place is critical to guarding against significant overspend.
What is the Climate Change Levy (CCL)?
The Climate Change Levy is an environmental tax which was introduced in 2001 and applies to businesses in the industrial, public services, commercial and agricultural sectors. The CCL is charged against taxable commodities for heating, lighting and power purposes to non-domestic consumers.
What is Net Zero?
Net Zero refers to the balance between the amount of greenhouse gas which is produced, versus the amount which is removed from the atmosphere. We will reach Net Zero status when the amount we add is no more than the amount subtracted. The UK hopes to obtain this status by 2050.
