Energy broker or advisory firm?
At Sirenergies, you don’t have to choose.
You buy your gas and electricity; Sirenergies consultants, who come from the energy industry, support you in the way that suits your organisation. With every option, you know who pays us and for what.
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Sirenergies key figures
+ 500
businesses supported
+ 20K
delivery points analysed
+ 7.5 TWh
managed, including 1.5 TWh of gas
Three ways to work with our experts
Not every business has the same budget, team or expectations.
Two main rules: full transparency on how we are paid, and the same level of expertise whatever the option or your budget.
Advisory
Our consultants come from major energy suppliers: they know the offers from the inside. Contract review, purchasing strategy, specifications, clause-by-clause comparison of offers and negotiation alongside you. You sign, we remain your contact.
For whom: businesses with an advisory budget.
I discover advisoryOur energy tenders
Brokerage
We put your suppliers in competition and support you until signature. Our fee is included in the energy price, and we tell you so clearly.
For whom: businesses, including large accounts, with no advisory budget line.
I compare suppliers
Pilott
Track markets, your consumption, your contracts and your budget, then work directly with your supplier. Depending on the plan, a consultant supports you.
For whom: purchasing or energy teams who want to stay in control.
Broker or advisory firm: what really changes
The word broker sometimes puts people off: pushy calls, opaque offers, a contact who disappears after signature. The model is not the problem; the way it is practised is.
I read the testimonialsOur client cases
With Sirenergies, we have a dedicated contact who understands our energy challenges and those of the transport and refrigeration sector. Their availability and expertise have built a relationship of trust with a firmly independent and transparent firm.
Renaud GAUDIN
Beyond its skill in the day-to-day management of our large portfolio of sites, Sirenergies helps us optimise our contracts through its expertise, availability and proactivity. The quality of their Pilott platform also makes us more autonomous in monitoring this matter.
Jérôme THOMAS
Why we never say “free”
Energy purchasing support takes work.
An energy tender typically takes three to four cumulative working days. If a service is presented to you as free, it is paid for elsewhere: just ask by whom. With us, the answer is clear: you pay for advisory, the supplier pays for brokerage, and Pilott is a licence.
I meet our expertsWhat is an energy broker?
An energy broker is an intermediary who puts gas and electricity suppliers in competition on behalf of a business or local authority. They are usually paid by the chosen supplier, through a commission included in the price per kilowatt-hour. The business remains the buyer and signs its own contract.
Sirenergies offers this service within a broader offering
Advisory
Independent support, paid for by the client.
Brokerage
Support paid for by the selected supplier.
Pilott
Ongoing monitoring of markets, consumption and contracts.
Advisory, brokerage or software: let’s talk about your sites
A Sirenergies expert reviews your contracts and sites and tells you which option suits you best. No commitment.
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Answers to your questions
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Usually by the selected supplier, through a commission included in the energy price. At Sirenergies, we clearly explain where this fee comes from before signature. If you prefer advice paid for directly, the advisory option is there for that.
A broker is paid by the supplier, an advisory firm by its client. Sirenergies offers both, with the same team and the same method. What changes is who funds the assignment.
We have no equity ties or exclusivity with suppliers. Advisory remains the most neutral option, as our fee does not depend on any supplier. We help you choose with full knowledge of the facts.
No. Our recommendation may conclude that your current supplier remains the best option. Our role is to help you decide, not to trigger a change.
Yes. Many clients combine an energy tender, in advisory or brokerage, with Pilott to monitor their contracts and budget afterwards.
Yes, Pilott can be used on its own, under licence. A consultant can support you depending on the plan you choose: a demo will show you what suits your organisation.