Commercial electricity and gas contract support designed around the needs of residential parks, holiday parks and multi-site operators.
Managing energy across a residential or holiday park can involve more than simply choosing an electricity tariff.
From shared supply arrangements and individual pitch metering to seasonal demand and multiple locations, park operators face considerations that standard business energy comparisons may overlook.
Park Energy Brokers is designed around these challenges, helping operators take a clearer, more informed approach to reviewing their commercial energy arrangements.
Discover our approachA useful energy review starts with understanding how your park operates.
Understanding how electricity reaches your park, including shared supplies and individual pitch metering.
Considering year-round residential demand, seasonal holiday occupancy and how your energy requirements change.
Reviewing your current arrangements, contract expiry dates and opportunities to consider alternative options.
No two parks operate in quite the same way. We focus on understanding your requirements, whether you manage one residential site, a seasonal holiday park or a national portfolio.
Supporting the energy requirements of permanent residential communities.
Residential parks can have consistent year-round demand, shared electricity supplies and individual pitch metering. Understanding these arrangements is important when reviewing commercial energy contracts.
Energy arrangements that recognise the seasonal nature of your business.
Holiday parks often experience changing demand throughout the year. Seasonal occupancy, communal facilities and operational patterns all influence how energy contracts should be assessed.
A coordinated approach to energy across multiple park locations.
Managing several parks can mean multiple supply points, suppliers and renewal dates. A structured approach helps bring these arrangements together for more informed decisions.
Not sure which service fits your requirements? Start with an energy review.
Request Your ReviewReviewing your park's electricity or gas arrangements shouldn't be unnecessarily complicated. Our approach begins with understanding your operation, not simply comparing headline unit rates.
Complete our energy review enquiry with a few details about your park, current supplier and upcoming contract renewal.
Initial enquiryWe'll consider your current energy arrangements, consumption, supply points and contract dates to understand your requirements.
Requirements reviewWe'll discuss potential next steps, including whether a suitable brokerage provider can help compare available commercial energy contracts.
Available optionsYou'll have the opportunity to review the information, understand any applicable charges and decide whether you want to proceed.
Your decisionStart with a simple enquiry. No obligation to change suppliers or enter a new energy contract.
With dozens or even hundreds of pitches, small differences in electricity unit rates can become significant across an entire park.
Use our simple calculator to estimate annual electricity consumption and the corresponding unit-rate expenditure for your park.
Estimate electricity demand across your residential or holiday park.
See how changing the unit rate affects estimated expenditure.
Use your figures as a starting point for discussing your energy requirements.
The calculator provides an illustration, not an energy quotation. Actual costs depend on your supply arrangements, consumption, standing charges and contract terms.
Estimated unit-rate cost over 12 months
Illustrative annual cost difference at your estimated consumption.
Estimates exclude standing charges, VAT, levies and other charges. They assume all entered consumption is supplied at the selected rate. Actual commercial supply volumes may differ from total pitch usage.
Request a Park Energy ReviewNo obligation to enter an energy contract.
Commercial energy contracts can be complicated, particularly when you're responsible for supplying an entire park.
We've answered some common questions about park electricity, energy contracts and how our service works.
We focus on owners and operators of residential park home estates, holiday parks and multi-park portfolios throughout the United Kingdom.
Our services are intended for businesses managing commercial energy supplies, rather than individual households seeking domestic tariffs.
Many parks purchase electricity through one or more commercial supply points, then distribute it to individual homes or pitches using sub-meters.
Understanding these arrangements is an important starting point when reviewing the park operator's commercial energy contract.
Metering and resale obligations may require additional specialist advice.
Ofgem's Maximum Resale Price rules generally prevent electricity bought and resold for domestic use from being charged above the amount paid by the reseller.
This can be particularly relevant where park residents receive electricity through the operator rather than holding their own supplier contracts.
The applicable rules and cost allocation should be checked against the park's actual arrangements.
Read Ofgem's informationHoliday parks may experience substantial changes in electricity demand throughout the year.
Seasonal occupancy, communal facilities, electric heating and operational requirements can all influence consumption.
Considering these patterns helps establish the requirements for a commercial energy review.
Yes, our enquiry process accommodates operators managing more than one park.
Multi-site operations may have different suppliers, contract renewal dates and electricity supply arrangements.
Recording this information across a portfolio can help identify where further contract reviews may be appropriate.
You can begin with the name and location of your park, an approximate number of pitches and your contact information.
If you have them available, details of your current energy supplier, annual consumption, recent bills and contract expiry date will also be useful.
You don't need all these details to make an initial enquiry.
We are developing an introducer-led brokerage service. Depending on the arrangement, a brokerage provider may pay us a referral commission when an introduced customer enters an energy contract.
Brokerage fees can also be reflected in the energy price offered to customers.
Before you agree to any proposed contract, the identity of the provider, relevant charges and commission arrangements will be explained.
No. Submitting an initial enquiry does not commit you to changing suppliers or entering an energy contract.
If appropriate brokerage services are available, we'll discuss the next steps and who would handle any quotations or contracts.
You remain free to decide whether to proceed.
Whether your electricity contract is approaching renewal or you're simply reviewing your current arrangements, we're here to help you take the next step.
Tell us a little about your park and we'll review your enquiry, discuss your requirements and explain the options available.
Request Your Energy ReviewGetting started is straightforward. A few basic details will help us understand your requirements.
Your park's name, location and type of operation.
An approximate number of residential homes or holiday pitches.
Your supplier and contract expiry date, if known.
So we can respond to your enquiry and discuss the next steps.
