Transparent, fair and fixed pricing

At EII Advisory, we believe manufacturers should understand exactly what they are paying for.

Unlike some providers who charge substantial percentage-based contingency fees, our pricing is designed to be transparent, proportionate and straightforward.

We agree our fees with you before any work begins, with no hidden charges or unexpected surprises.

Fixed & Capped Fees

Every business is different.

Some applications are relatively straightforward, whilst others involve multiple manufacturing sites, a large product range or more extensive supporting evidence.

For this reason, we agree a fixed fee based on the complexity of your application.

Once agreed, that fee will not increase simply because the financial benefit is larger than expected.

No Excessive Success Fees

Many consultancy firms charge a percentage of the savings or financial benefit obtained.

Whilst this can work well for smaller claims, it can become disproportionately expensive for larger manufacturers.

Our approach is different.

We believe our fee should reflect the work required to complete the engagement—not simply the value of the government support available.

Comparison chart showing Differences between Typical Consultancy and EII Advisory. Typical Consultancy has percentage-based fees, costs increase with benefit, large consultancy teams, multiple service lines, may outsource work, and potential for hidden costs. EII Advisory offers fixed and capped fees, fee agreed in advance, direct access to consultants, specialized focus, personally managed projects, and full transparency.

Speak to an EII Specialist

If your business has significant electricity costs and operates within the manufacturing sector, it may be worthwhile exploring whether the EII Exemption Scheme could reduce those costs.

Our consultants are happy to discuss your circumstances, answer your questions and explain how we can support your organisation throughout the process.

Request your FREE Eligibility Assessment today and discover whether your business could benefit from the Energy Intensive Industries (EII) Exemption Scheme.