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Boston Buying Power was created by Mayor Menino and the Office of Economic Development, to assist local businesses to reduce utility costs and consumption. With the market flooded by suppliers, utilities, consultants and brokers, how is one able to make the right choice at the right time?

BBP enrolls your neighborhood's businesses to create citywide purchasing power. The aggregations include restaurants, dry cleaners, storefronts, night clubs and apartment complexes, as well as major biotech firms, governmental entities, colleges and healthcare facilities. This program has been created to benefit all types and sizes of energy consumer.

The results have been millions in savings for the businesses of Boston. To learn more about our process, please click above…

 

our agreement

When you join Boston Buying Power, you execute an agreement with Taylor Consulting to perform a number of services. None of these services require any more signatures or customer involvement, Taylor takes care of it all.

Our staff will access your utility accounts online and input up to 24 months of history into our database. This history will allow Taylor to determine which aggregation best suits your profile, as well as populate UtilityModule for your utility management services.

Contractually, Taylor cannot enter your accounts into an auction, or corresponding deregulated energy agreement, until the price in the deregulated markets is less than the applicable utility rates and/or your current deregulated pricing. This ensures that your costs go down when an auction is accepted.

Taylor continues to watch the markets and determines when, for whom and in what groups, future aggregations are established and auctions conducted. This consistent market watch lets you know that no opportunities are missed to lower costs and extend savings.

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