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Procurement

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Procurement

The energy sector has changed dramatically in recent years. With new contract options available, PLH Utilities can help you choose the best fit for your business. We work with over 50 suppliers, including some that don’t deal directly with clients, giving you access to competitive pricing.

We connect commercial entities directly with renewable energy generators, eliminating up to 25% in unnecessary fees while securing fixed-rate 100% green energy.

The result? Meeting your sustainable goals with exact traceability, and competitive savings.

Whether you’re a growing business looking to control energy costs or an enterprise pursuing ambitious sustainability targets, we deliver tailored solutions that work for your bottom line and your values.

If your electricity usage exceeds 30,000 kWh per year, we can arrange direct supply from generators.

1. Cut out expensive middlemen and reduce energy costs by up to 25%.

2. Support renewable generators while achieving your green goals.

3. No hidden fees, no complex contracts – just straight forward energy solutions

Our services include:

  • Electricity, gas, and water procurement
  • Solar installation and EV charger solutions
  • Energy efficiency improvements and water audits
  • Free, no-obligation quotes

Additional support:

  • Budget analysis and reporting
  • Market guidance and testing
  • Contracts with common end dates
  • Credit negotiations
  • Portfolio management
  • Energy-only and pass-through contracts
  • Procurement strategies (fixed and flexible)
  • Renewable Energy Certificates
  • Levy Exemption Certificates (PP10/PP11)
  • Green, renewable, and brown contract options

PLH Utilities ensures you get the right contract and support for your business needs.

Take the Next Step:

Contact us now for a no obligation quote.

Or speak to us on:
01206 489470
07486 668344

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