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Energy Bureau

With functionality to support invoices in a variety of formats, our validation service offers a comprehensive review of your energy bills on a monthly basis.

We specialise in explaining the market and aim to break it down into two simple methods, Fixed and Flexible Purchasing.

We help customers identify areas where efficiencies can be made by evaluating current operational activity and signposting the potential benefits of all available solutions and technologies.

Mission Statement

At SeeMore Energy, our mission is to help customers ‘See More’ of their energy usage by utilising data to bring their energy portfolio to life.

 

Our core services of Energy Procurement, Energy Bureau and Energy Audits enable businesses to fully understand where costs are incurred & how they can become more efficient, with the peace of mind knowing they’re being billed with complete accuracy from their energy suppliers.

"With the energy markets continuing to create uncertainty for many UK businesses, there’s never been a more important time to gain confidence that your bills accurately reflect the energy used within your organisation." 

Craig Watson, Director

Our team are here to support you and remove the headaches that often arise from incorrect billing. Whether you’re looking to better understand your energy spend for budgetary purposes or to ensure cashflow forecasts for the business are accurate, get in touch and we can help you SeeMore of your energy.

A Few Things We're Great At...

Understanding our customers

Nobody knows your business better than you, but your interests and needs are ours, so we ensure we listen and fully understand the needs of our customers before tailoring any solution.

Accountability

We aren’t a faceless organisation, we’re accountable for every element of what we do and we pride ourselves by offering a referral based business, which means accountability is key.

Delivering on what we promise

Actions, next steps, deadlines are all important to us and we regularly seek feedback and reviews from our customers to ensure we’re delivering in what we’re offering.

Networking

The energy markets are constantly developing and evolving so we pride ourselves on collaborating and working with partners who can support and delivery services outside of our core offering.

Testimonials

"We have gained so much appreciation for where our energy is being used."

Since working with SeeMore Energy, we have gained so much appreciation for where our energy is being used at site and what we can do to try and minimise unnecessary spend.


Their bill validation service has ensured we’re 100% confident that we’re being invoiced correctly by our energy supplier and after years of uncertainty, that peace of mind allows us to fully concentrate on our own business in the knowledge our energy management is in safe hands.  Cosette - Director, Hygenie

Craig and his team have helped support us with our energy renewals for several years now and we’re always grateful at how easy they make it for us to understand the markets.


As a committee, it’s essential we trust and value the advice offered and we feel SeeMore Energy very much break the stereotype of a typical broker by delivering first class consultancy year after year.  Higham Lane Leisure Association – Committee

"We feel SeeMore Energy very much break the stereotype of a typical broker."

"I couldn't recommend them highly enough."

Working with SeeMore Energy has allowed me to fully understand my business energy spend and accurately forecast costs for the foreseeable future.


Their support and knowledge of the markets has been crucial over the last 12 months and having access to their customer portal provides me access to everything I need in one place. I couldn’t recommend them highly enough.

Sam Neale – Director, Truck Smart Limited

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Latest News

The Take or Pay Clause

24 March 2026
The Take or Pay Clause For many UK businesses, energy contracts can contain complex terms that aren’t always fully understood at the point of signing. One clause that often raises questions, is the take or pay clause . Understanding how this works is essential for avoiding unexpected costs and managing your energy procurement effectively. What is a take or pay clause? A take or pay clause is a contractual provision that requires a business to pay for a minimum level of energy consumption, regardless of whether that energy is actually used. In simple terms, you agree to “take” a certain volume of gas or electricity, or “pay” for it anyway. This clause is most commonly found in fixed energy contracts, particularly for larger commercial or industrial users, where suppliers price agreements based on forecasted consumption. How does it work in practice? When entering into a contract, your supplier will estimate your annual consumption based on historical usage data. This forms the basis of your agreed volume. The take or pay clause then sets a tolerance band -- often around 80–120% of expected usage. If your business consumes within this range, everything operates as expected. However, if your usage falls below the lower threshold, you may be charged for the shortfall. This means paying for energy you haven’t used. On the flip side, if you exceed the upper limit, additional units may be charged at a higher, non-contracted rate. Why do suppliers include take or pay clauses? Suppliers use take or pay clauses to manage risk. When they agree a fixed contract with your business, they typically purchase energy in advance based on your forecasted demand. If your usage drops significantly, they are left with surplus energy that must be resold -- often at a loss. The clause ensures that suppliers can recover these costs, which in turn allows them to offer more competitive pricing upfront. What are the risks for businesses? The main risk is overestimating your energy usage. If your operations change, you could fall below your contracted volume and face additional charges. There is also a financial planning risk. Businesses may believe they have secured a competitive rate, only to find that under-consumption penalties increase their effective cost per unit. How can you manage take or pay risk? The key to managing this clause is accurate forecasting and contract alignment. Reviewing historical consumption data, understanding operational changes, and factoring in growth or reduction plans are all critical steps before agreeing a contract. It’s also important to negotiate appropriate tolerance levels. Some suppliers offer more flexible bands, which can reduce the risk of penalties if your usage fluctuates. Regular monitoring throughout the contract is equally important. Identifying trends early allows you to take action. How an energy broker can help Take or pay clauses are a prime example of why energy procurement should go beyond simply comparing prices. At SeeMore Energy, we help businesses understand the full terms of their contracts -- not just the headline rates. We work with you to ensure your consumption forecasts are realistic, negotiate favourable contract terms, and match you with suppliers whose products align with your business profile. If you’re unsure whether your current contract includes a take or pay clause, or want to avoid unexpected costs in your next agreement, get in touch for a free, no-obligation review.

Gas and Electricity Procurement: A Guide to Flexible Energy Contracts

23 March 2026
Gas and Electricity Procurement: A Guide to Flexible Energy Contracts With energy markets continuing to shift, many UK businesses are moving beyond traditional fixed contracts and exploring more dynamic procurement strategies. Flexible energy contracts -- often referred to as “flex procurement” -- offer a more strategic approach to buying gas and electricity, allowing businesses to engage with the market over time rather than locking in a single price. But how do flexible contracts work, and are they the right fit for your business? What is flexible energy procurement? Flexible energy procurement allows businesses to purchase their energy in multiple tranches, rather than fixing 100% of their volume at one point in time. Instead of committing to a single unit rate, your energy is bought in stages. This approach is typically used by larger energy users as there are minimum sizes that must be purchased, but it is becoming increasingly accessible to a wider range of organisations. There is also the option of multiple smaller users creating a basket so they can purchase together. How do flexible contracts work? Under a flexible contract, your total energy requirement is forecast in advance. You (or your broker) then purchase portions of that volume at different times throughout the contract period. This could be based on market opportunities, risk strategies, or predefined buying windows. Some contracts offer full flexibility, where buying decisions are actively managed, while others provide a more structured approach -- sometimes referred to as “flex-lite” -- which blends flexibility with elements of price certainty. At the end of the buying window, any unpurchased volume is typically “shaped” or bought automatically, ensuring your total demand is covered. The benefits of flexible contracts The key advantage of flex procurement is the ability to manage risk and a likelihood of achieving a lower average unit rate. By spreading purchases, businesses can avoid locking in all their energy at a market peak. Flexible contracts also provide greater control. You can respond to market trends, adjust your purchasing strategy, and take advantage of dips in wholesale prices. For organisations with the right strategy in place, this approach can deliver significant long-term savings compared to traditional fixed contracts. The potential drawbacks Flexibility comes with increased complexity. Monitoring the market, deciding when to buy, and managing risk requires time, expertise, and a clear strategy. There is also an element of exposure. If the market rises consistently, a flexible strategy could result in higher overall costs compared to fixing early. Many businesses lack the expertise required to make informed decisions in-house, and having a trusted energy partner can be essential for the flex purchase management . How an energy broker can help Flexible procurement is not a “set and forget” solution. It requires active management and market insight. This is where an experienced energy broker becomes invaluable. At SeeMore Energy, we support businesses through every stage of the flex procurement process. From selecting the right contract structure to developing and executing a tailored buying strategy, we ensure your energy purchasing is aligned with your commercial objectives. We monitor the market on your behalf, provide clear recommendations, regular reports, and help you make informed buying decisions -- the need for in-house expertise. If you’re considering a more strategic approach to energy procurement – or looking for assistance in managing an existing flex contract -- get in touch today for a free, no-obligation market review. We’ll help you determine whether flexible contracts are right for your business --and how to make them work effectively.

Gas and Electricity Procurement: A Guide to Fixed Energy Contracts

23 March 2026
Gas and Electricity Procurement: A Guide to Fixed Energy Contracts For many British businesses, energy procurement is one of the most important, yet often overlooked, areas of cost control. With markets remaining volatile, fixed energy contracts continue to be one of the most popular strategies for managing gas and electricity costs. But what exactly is fixed procurement, and is it right for your business? What is fixed energy procurement? Fixed energy procurement refers to securing your gas and electricity supply at a set unit rate, and often standing charge, for a defined period -- typically between 1 and 4 years. This means your business pays the same price per kWh regardless of fluctuations in wholesale energy markets. For businesses seeking stability and predictability, fixed contracts provide a clear and structured approach to energy procurement. The benefits of fixed contracts The primary advantage of a fixed contract is price certainty. In an unpredictable market, locking in rates protects your business from sudden price spikes. This allows for more accurate budgeting and removes the risk of being exposed to short-term volatility. Fixed contracts are also simple to manage. With a set rate agreed upfront, there’s no need to track wholesale markets or make frequent purchasing decisions. This makes them particularly attractive for businesses without dedicated energy management resources. If you can time your renewal well, fixed contracts can also give a competitive advantage. If you lock a price in and the market goes up, this means many competitors will end up paying higher unit rates for their energy. However, this can involve some luck with timing and is somewhat restricted by contract end dates. The potential drawbacks While fixed contracts offer stability, they also come with trade-offs. The most notable is the inability to benefit from falling market prices. If wholesale costs drop after you’ve locked in, your business remains committed to the agreed rate. There may also be less flexibility. Fixed contracts typically involve longer commitments, and exiting early can result in significant termination fees. Finally, timing is critical. Locking in at the wrong point in the market cycle can mean missing out on more competitive rates later. This is why having a clear procurement strategy is essential. How the procurement process works The process of securing a fixed energy contract starts with gathering accurate consumption data . This includes your MPAN (electricity), MPRN (gas), annual usage, and current contract details. From there, suppliers are approached to provide quotes based on your business profile and preferred contract length. These quotes must be carefully compared on a like-for-like basis, taking into account unit rates, standing charges, and any additional costs. Once the most suitable option is identified, contracts are agreed and secured -- often within a limited timeframe, as supplier prices can change daily in line with the market. How an energy broker can help Navigating the energy procurement process alone can be time-consuming and complex. That’s where an experienced energy broker adds real value .  At SeeMore Energy, we manage the entire procurement process on your behalf. From data collection and market engagement to supplier comparison and contract placement. We work with a wide range of UK suppliers, allowing us to identify not just the cheapest option, but the most appropriate contract for your business . We also provide insight into market timing, helping you decide when to fix your rates, and which contract structure best aligns with your risk appetite. If you’re approaching renewal or want to explore your options, get in touch today for a free, no-obligation market review. We’ll help you secure the right fixed energy contract -- saving you time, reducing risk, and ensuring that you stay in control of your energy costs.
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