Practical Guidance for Self-Catering Businesses – Part 2: Managing Utilities (water, electricity, EV chargers)

This Talk was held on 29th October 2024

Running a self-catering business is a demanding role, requiring you to juggle everything from business rates and maintenance to customer service, marketing and accounting!

After what we hope has been a busy and successful summer season, the Association of Scotland’s Self-Caterers (ASSC) is excited to offer a mini-series of Talks (webinars) designed to provide practical support and advice for the months ahead – ultimately aimed at helping you save time and operate more efficiently. While you might not need this information immediately, staying informed about the current landscape can equip you to make more confident and strategic decisions for the future of your business.

In Part Two of our Business Support Mini-Series, offerings practical guidance on important topics that directly impact your business, including water rates, electricity rates, and the growing relevance of EV chargers. We were joined by ASSC Trusted Partners and industry experts, who shared valuable tips and insights to help you build a more sustainable and efficient business.

Water and Waste Water – Pure Utilities

Pure Utilities is a Licensed Provider of Water and Waste Water services to non-household customers in Scotland. We have extensive experience supplying self-catering properties, providing mains services to thousands of like-minded customers

Callum McCarthy, Senior Business Development Executive

Business Electricity – Troo

Troo is a Business Energy Broker dedicated to transforming the business energy market with a focus on fairness, transparency, and exceptional customer service. Business owners are increasingly concerned about their energy costs, and Troo simplifies the often complicated and time-consuming process of finding the most appropriate energy contracts.

Paul Davidson, Account Executive

EV Chargers – VoltShare

VoltShare offers an integrated EV-charging solution tailored for destination and hospitality venues, featuring contract-free, subscription-free, and property lease-free options. Our all-in-one high-quality charger, backoffice software, and pay-as-you-go model generate revenue from every charge, with most venues seeing payback within six to twelve months.

Steven Core, Head of Business Development. Steven began his professional journey in a family business delivering to the hospitality sector, before moving on to the Police, where he developed a strong foundation in problem solving. Ste then transitioned to business consultancy, before joining VoltShare.

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