Car dealerships combine showrooms, workshops, offices, external lighting and increasingly EV charging, creating a varied energy profile across each site. Flame Energy can help dealerships manage procurement, meters and ongoing energy requirements, whether you operate one location or a multi-site dealer group.
The transition towards electric vehicles is changing energy requirements across the automotive retail sector. We can help dealerships explore EV charging, commercial solar and renewable electricity where appropriate, while improving visibility of consumption across showrooms, workshops and other facilities.
Large showrooms, workshop equipment, lighting, heating and EV charging can all contribute to dealership energy costs. We can review your usage and contract requirements, compare suitable products from suppliers on our panel and support procurement across individual or multiple locations.
Flame Energy provides ongoing support for energy contracts, suppliers, meters and queries, giving dealership teams a central point of contact. For dealer groups, we can also help coordinate energy arrangements across multiple sites and contract end dates.
Find clear answers to some of the most common questions we’re asked about our services and how we support your business.
Yes. We can help coordinate multiple sites, meters, suppliers and contract end dates through one central relationship.
Yes. We can help dealerships explore EV charging solutions appropriate for operational vehicles, employees, customers or vehicle charging requirements.
Potentially, yes. Dealerships with suitable roof or other available space may be able to generate electricity on site, which can be particularly useful where daytime demand is significant.
Depending on the metering and data available, we can help improve visibility of electricity consumption and support a clearer understanding of changing site demand.
Yes. We can review the overall requirements of the site and compare suitable commercial electricity and gas options based on the dealership's consumption and contract needs.
