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Comparison of energy brokers for businesses — Belgium 2025

Why this comparison?

In an increasingly complex and volatile energy market, choosing the right broker partner can make all the difference—in terms of costs, management, and strategy. This table compares several recognized players to help you make an informed decision.

Comparison table

BrokerTarget size/sectorKey servicesCompensation model*StrengthWebsite
FlexySMEs to large corporations (industry, retail, real estate)Consumption analysis + negotiation + monitoring + proprietary tool "Your Energy Manager"Flat fee or percentage of savings, transparent modelB2B specialist, long-term vision, vendor neutralityflexypower.eu
My Energy Broker GroupSMEs/mid-sized companies (France, Belgium)Brokerage + contract optimization + recent internationalizationNo direct cost to the customer (supplier commission)Strong growth, expansion into Belgiummce-finance.com
AS Energy BrokersLarge consumers, industrial sitesHighly personalized advice and brokerage servicesCustomized – depends on volume and complexityStrong expertise in large volumesasenergybrokers.com
World Kinect Energy ServicesMultinationals / large corporationsEnergy procurement, risk management, international portfoliosNegotiation model + related servicesGlobal coverage, extensive supplier networkworld-kinect.com

Models may vary depending on the exact contract.

Quick analysis

Flexy stands out thanks to its exclusive focus on businesses, its proprietary digital tool, and its transparent pricing.

My Energy Broker provides a turnkey option for SMEs/mid-cap companies, but with a model that depends on supplier remuneration.

AS Energy Brokers offers optimal support for very large volumes but may involve higher costs or highly customized services.

World Kinect combines international reach with extensive services (risk, energy transition) — tailored to large multi-site organizations.

Key points to remember

Check the transparency of the remuneration (supplier commission, flat rate, percentage).

Ensure that the broker offers ongoing monitoring and not just one-time negotiations.

A good broker must be vendor-agnostic, meaning free from any commercial pressure to favor a particular vendor.

The size of your company, your consumption profile, and your industry determine the level of support you need.