Transparent commercial energy procurement

SOEV helps SMEs and larger energy users review existing contracts, compare supplier options and secure clearer commercial energy terms — with full disclosure on how we're paid.

The principle

Energy procurement should be simple, transparent and commercially useful

SOEV helps businesses understand their current position, renewal dates, tariff options and supplier choices — so you can make an informed decision rather than defaulting to a roll-over rate. Sometimes called energy brokerage, our role is to bring clarity and disclosure to a process that is often anything but.

How it works

From bill to better terms in five steps

01

Send your bill

Send your latest energy bill — that's all we need to start.

02

We review

We review your tariff, usage and renewal position.

03

We compare

We compare available supplier options across the market.

04

Clear breakdown

You receive a clear breakdown of the commercial options.

05

Switch or renew

We support the switch or renewal process end to end.

Who we help

From SMEs to large energy users

A multi-site manufacturer and a single-site SME need very different things from a procurement review. You buy energy like any other contract: on a tariff, with a monthly bill. We help make sure that tariff is the right one.

SMEs on roll-over or out-of-contract rates
Multi-site operators consolidating supply
Large energy users seeking better terms
Businesses approaching a renewal date
Transparency statement

You'll always know how we're paid

SOEV operates with clear disclosure around supplier commissions, consultancy fees and any recurring revenue arrangements. Our commercial model is one of the following — and we'll tell you which applies before you commit.

ModelDisclosure
Supplier commissionDisclosed upfront
Consultancy feeLarger users only
Recurring revenueWhere applicable
Common questions

Procurement, answered

How is SOEV paid for energy procurement?

With clear disclosure, always. Our commercial model is one of: supplier commission (disclosed upfront), a consultancy fee (typically for larger users), or a recurring revenue arrangement where applicable. You'll always know which applies before you commit.

What does SOEV need to review my energy contract?

One recent energy bill. From that we can see your tariff, usage and renewal position, then compare supplier options across the market — no obligation.

Is this the same as energy brokerage?

Sometimes called energy brokerage, our role is to bring clarity and disclosure to a process that is often anything but — reviewing your current position, renewal dates, tariff options and supplier choices so you can make an informed decision rather than defaulting to a roll-over rate.

Start here

Send us your energy bill

One recent bill is all we need to review your position and compare the market — no obligation.