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Small Falls in all Prices
Thursday, 02 September 2010 11:51
The past week has seen more small falls across the oil, gas and electricity wholesale price markets. Another typically steady August - the past 5 years have shown that prices at the beginning of August are traditionally within 4% of the prices at the end of August. This is usually accredited to the somewhat predictable summers we have (whether we like to admit it or not, British summers are always the same and never quite as hot as we want!), and the run up to the 'October round' - where the bulk of energy buying is typically undertaken, with companies securing forward contracts for their energy needs. During this time, suppliers expect business to be competitive and so price as keenly as the markets allow in order to win offers.

It is with this in mind that CTP are looking to procure energy contracts for our clients at this competitive time for the supply periods starting as far away as May 2011, and possibly beyond.

Using our industry contacts and knowledge will enable us to do this - typically suppliers will not quote further than 6 months in advance - another reason for you to take advantage of our expert energy procurement team. Not only will we secure the energy at best possible prices, but our Utility Consultants will ensure everything related to the life of the contract goes as smoothly as possible as we carry out our invoice validation on your behalf - this not only saves you the inconvenience and frustration of receiving incorrect bills which need to be rectified, but also the valuable man-hours related to ensuring contracts and spends are all correct.

To take advantage of our full Utility Bureau Service, just get in touch using the links on this page.