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03 Jun 2020

CASE STUDY: Penwortham Girls’ High School

CASE STUDY: Penwortham Girls’ High School

Protecting school energy budgets and freeing up staff time.

For many schools, controlling costs is becoming an increasing challenge amid growing budgetary pressures. With such a large proportion of a school’s spend going on energy, it is vital to take a strategic approach to energy procurement that manages risk and controls budgets.

Read about how a Lancashire high school’s partnership with Zenergi enabled it to secure competitive gas and electricity contracts, while gaining better visibility into accurate budget forecasting here.

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