When running a Care Home there are hundreds of things to worry about. Inevitably, the cost of your gas and electric is pushed to the back of the queue. Intelligent Gas and Power believes that too many Care Homes simply take energy as a given expense.

With the rising cost of energy, the funding pressure of care homes, an ever-ageing population and an ongoing climate crisis – it’s never been more important for Care Homes to manage their energy costs properly.
It just never happens when you have more important matters at hand!
Peace of Mind
Energy efficiency should be a key consideration for Care Home Managers and Owners. The heating tends to be left on; Residents are typically older, ill or just feel the cold a little more!
Care Homes are also 24-hour facilities and the temperature of the facilities is usually pretty high. With residents consuming gas and electricity most of the day and night, it’s easy for costs to skyrocket if you’re not careful. With energy costs constantly rising, and with care homes under constant funding pressure, it’s never been more important to get a grip of your Energy Costs!
Though obtaining, understanding and comparing energy quotes for Care Homes, doing a little bit of legwork can result in huge savings. It’s not uncommon for a small care group to save thousands of pounds from an annual bill.
How we can help
We’ll manage your account activity – with one eye on the energy market and the other on your consumption data – we will ensure that your costs are as low as they can be, and kept low. You can be safe in the knowledge that your energy costs are taken care of – while you have more important tasks at hand.
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Intelligent heating bill tips:
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Organise your contracts early!
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Be clever with contract length – longer contracts can be very cost efficient.
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Use the central heating more than electric radiators.
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Turn the temperature down, even 1 degree can make a huge difference!
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Keep the boiler maintained.
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Keep insulation topped up regularly.