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About
The British Institute of Innkeeping
The British Institute of Innkeeping (BII) is a not-for-profit, member-led organisation supporting over 13,000 UK pub operators. For 40+ years, BII has championed the pub industry by providing expert advice, business resources, and a strong voice in Government.
Members include free traders, lessees, and tenants at every stage—from first-time publicans to seasoned operators—and gain access to tailored support, best practice guidance, and industry insights that help their pubs thrive at the heart of their communities.
Our Commitment
What do The British Institute of Innkeeping members receive from us?
As a member, you will get the below from Enexus:
- FREE energy health check
- Dedicated account manager
- Ongoing account and billing support – for the life of your contract
- Complete hands-off transfer – we will take care of everything for you
- Completely fair and transparent fees
- Regular market reviews to maximise cost reduction opportunities
- Access to 20+ commercial energy suppliers
- Industry relevant Energy saving advice to help further reduce your costs
- Access to educational Webinars
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energy budgets assessed
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Years Experience
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Case Study
Metal Recycling Company
A leading UK metal recycler faced high energy demands and complex contracts across multiple suppliers. We streamlined their electricity portfolio to a single supplier with unified end dates, securing over £300,000 in annual savings.
With anticipated shifts in site energy use, we arranged flexible contracts without volume penalties, avoiding costly charges. Our team also reduced standing charges by £219,000 annually through supplier analysis and negotiation.
A gas contract review resulted in a 59% cost reduction for the 2023–2025 period, delivering significant long-term savings.
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