Energy costs at group level. For mid-sized companies too.

The complete initial analysis, load profile analysis, market comparison, written assessment document, is free of charge for you. We are paid solely by the chosen supplier once a contract has been successfully arranged, through a commission that is standard in the industry and priced into the tariff. If you do not switch after the assessment, no costs arise at all.

We work with established energy purchasing companies which, by pooling the volumes of many companies, conclude negotiated tariff contracts with suppliers. Those terms are typically well below conventional negotiated contracts for mid-sized companies. You become a contracting party on those preferential terms without having to reach the volume threshold on your own.

No. Your load profile is used solely for our internal analysis and the market comparison. Processing is GDPR-compliant, on servers in Germany, with no resale, no third-party use, no transfer to US clouds and no AI analysis by third-party services. On request we sign an NDA before any data is released. Once the mandate is completed or declined, data is deleted on request.

Yes, fully GDPR-compliant. Data is processed exclusively on servers in Germany. A data processing agreement (AVV) is available on request before data is released. No data is passed to third countries, there is no Schrems II exposure, and no tracking cookies transfer data abroad.

That is precisely part of our initial analysis. We check the contract term, notice periods and automatic renewal mechanics from your current bill. You receive a written switching schedule: “You can switch on [date], for which you must give notice by [date].” Even if you are tied in for a long time, we create transparency for the next moment of purchase, and take over monitoring the deadlines, so you do not run into the next automatic renewal.

No hidden fees at all. No advice, brokerage or set-up fees. We are paid by the supplier through a commission priced into the tariff, the same mechanism conventional energy brokers use. The decisive difference: the tariff you obtain through the buying group is still well below the open market, because you are buying at a corporate level of terms. This is set out transparently in the engagement contract.

All the more so. A counter-check is standard practice in the industry and does no harm to an existing relationship. We supply a written assessment that you can compare internally or with your current provider. In around 80% of cases we find relevant additional levers, particularly in load profile optimisation and purchasing structure, which conventional brokerage models do not cover.

Checking now creates transparency for the next moment of purchase. We analyse your contract position, document the notice periods and develop a strategy for the optimal switching date. That way you are prepared when your current contract ends, instead of buying under time pressure.

The broker's letter of authority allows us to communicate with suppliers on your behalf, negotiate terms, review contracts, monitor deadlines and carry out annual optimisation. You remain the contracting party and the decision-maker at all times, we recommend, you decide. The letter of authority can be revoked in writing at any time, with no notice period and without giving reasons.

It is fixed by contract: through our model you obtain the cheapest price available on the market within the buying group. Should we fail to keep that commitment, you have a contractually defined claim to compensation. This clause forms part of the engagement documents and part of our reversal of risk, and your legal department can review it beforehand on request.

The initial analysis follows within 5 working days. For extensive load profile datasets (several sites, multi-utility consumption) up to 10 working days. You receive a written assessment document with specific comparisons of terms and recommendations for optimisation, not a PowerPoint sales presentation, but an analysis you can follow.

As a minimum: your electricity bill for the last 12 months. Ideally: an interval load profile as CSV/Excel covering at least 12 months (15-minute values), your current electricity supply contract and, where relevant, data on self-generation (PV, CHP) and avoided grid fees. The more complete the data, the more precise the optimisation levers.

Our standard model is based on fixed-price and tranche structures through the buying group. Spot-market models are possible in specific situations, but they are discussed individually and after a risk analysis, they are not applied across the board. In the first call we establish which purchasing structure suits your consumption profile.

You are assigned a named energy adviser with a direct line and a personal email address. A response within 48 hours, and faster during critical purchasing windows. No hotline, no changing case handlers. During holiday or illness there is a named deputy.

Three things. First, we do not arrange standard negotiated contracts but buying-group terms. Second, we carry out active load profile and structural analysis, not just a price comparison. Third, we back our best-price commitment with contractual compensation. Conventional tariff comparison services offer none of these three.

We positively encourage it. Before you engage us, we provide the full engagement contract including the compensation clause for review. We even recommend that your legal department comment on the clause, anyone with a fair model has nothing to fear from a prior review.

No. Your load profile and contract data are used solely for your individual analysis, not for model training, not in aggregated databases, and not for third parties. The assessment is carried out by your personal adviser using our own market database, not by external AI services. Fixed by contract on request.