Oil Buying Clubs
This is an overview of the various oil buying groups in the UK.
List of Buying Clubs
Here are a couple of sites attempting to list the huge array of oil syndicates in the UK:
Oil Buying Groups
Oil Consolidation: Do You Run a Discount Oil Scheme?
There are very good explanations here:
Frittenden Heating Oil Buying Group
RuralMuse: Heating Oil syndicate
Horringer Oil Buying Syndicate
Brailes 3 Fuels Syndicate FAQs
Maldon and District Local Buying Club
Here are oil-buying clubs we have located:
- Yelvertoft Oil Buying Consortium Yelvertoft, Northamptonshire run by David & Sue Nicholas. They also launched www.theheatingoilclub.co.uk in Feb 2010
- Maldon & District Local Buying Club Maldon, Essex run by Tim Lodge.
- Merton Oil Buying Group Merton, Oxfordshire run by Steve Blood.
- Elmley Castle Buying Group Bunwell, Norfolk run by Nigel Seaward.
- Horringer Oil Buying Syndicate Horringer, Suffolk run by Gordon Hughes.
- Audlem Oil Baron Buying Group Audlem, Cheshire run by Kevin Dawson.
- Hargrave Village Heating Oil Buying Group run by .
- Chedworth Oil Club Chedworth, Gloucestershire run by Paul Lunt.
- Burford Oil Syndicate Burford, Oxfordshire run by Peter Higgs. The Burford Oil Syndicate is a not for profit community group set up for the benefit of the wider community.
- Hankelow Oil Purchasing Consortiu, Hankelow, Cheshire run by Geoff Cope. The Consortium orders its oil 4 times a year on 15th March, 15th June, 15th September and 15th December, and contacts several companies in order to get the best price.
- Barton Ward Oil Club Barton Ward, Cambridge run by Jeremy Cole. 4 villages near Cambridge buy together. 360,000 l per year. Rebate to the village based on litres bought. Barton, Coton, Madingley and Granchster
- The Fuel Co-op East Sussex run by Johnny Denis. The group is based in, but not exclusive to, East Sussex.
- Somerset Community Oil Buying Scheme Somerset run by Jason Tinley. Work Days: Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
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A 12-month membership of the scheme is just ?20 for domestic users, ?30 for community organisations and ?100 for businesses, and will allow you to order for as many of our monthly order deadlines as you need.
We currently have 11 local community coordinators and more than 400 members. Over the last three months we have made the following savings in pence per litre (ppl).
August 2012 - Member Price: 54.60ppl (Saving 3.60ppl)
September 2012 - Member Price: 59.65ppl (Saving 3.11ppl)
October 2012 - Member Price: 57.60ppl
(Saving 4.40ppl)
Since the start of the scheme in September 2011 our members have saved a massive ?21,839.34, 8.1% of the total cost! On average we have saved our members 4.72 pence per litre.
regards
The consortium has been in operation for several years and is seen as being very successful. Maybe if several such groups got together and consolidated their orders to say 100,000 litres we could achieve an even bigger discount.
We are The Fuel Co-op www.thefuel.coop
We went live in November, based in, but not exclusive to, East Sussex.
can anybody tell me if the terms are normal, not sure whether to sign up or not
Let me know if you are interested
Regards
David Nicholas
Barton Ward Oil Club (BWOC). 4 villages near Cambridge buy together. 360,000 l per year. Rebate to the village based on litres bought. Barton, Coton, Madingley and Granchster