Yes. Since the UK business water market was deregulated in 2017, non-household customers in England can switch water and wastewater retailers. eforenergy helps UK businesses compare business water suppliers, identify better-value contracts, and switch to a more cost- effective water retailer — reducing water costs and improving sustainability across operations.
eforenergy provides business water procurement services designed to ensure organisations receive cost-effective, sustainable, and reliable water solutions. The team helps clients compare business utilities, identify billing errors, optimise water consumption, and switch to a more competitive water retailer where possible, reducing total utility costs across all services.
Business water procurement is the process of reviewing and optimising a commercial organisation & water supply contracts and associated costs. This includes comparing water retailers, identifying billing inaccuracies, reviewing wastewater charges, and implementing water efficiency measures. eforenergy manages this process on behalf of UK businesses to achieve maximum savings.
Yes. eforenergy offers comprehensive utility procurement covering electricity, gas, and water under one service. Managing all three utilities through a single broker simplifies administration, ensures consistent cost management, and provides a holistic view of total energy and utility expenditure for UK businesses.
Business water market deregulation applies to businesses in England. Scotland has had an open water market since 2008, while Wales remains a regulated market. eforenergy can advise businesses across the UK on their water options and provide relevant procurement support based on their location and regulatory environment.