Cold Caller

About Curley & Haines Group

Curley & Haines Group is a renewable energy consultancy helping UK businesses cut energy costs, manage market volatility, and make better long-term decisions about how they power their operations. Working primarily with commercial and industrial businesses, manufacturers, plastic injection molding companies, and high-energy-use sites, the team explores commercial solar, asset finance, Capex projects, and wider energy procurement strategy. The mission is to give UK businesses impartial, investment-grade clarity while driving the market toward cleaner power.

What you will do

As a Cold Caller on a freelance, fully remote 40-hour per week contract for three months, you will engage prospective commercial clients across the UK to introduce renewable energy consultancy services. Your core responsibilities include initiating outbound phone conversations with decision-makers at manufacturing sites, warehouses, and high-energy-use facilities to discuss commercial solar, asset finance, and energy procurement strategies. You will qualify leads, book appointments for deeper consultations, and articulate how businesses can manage market volatility and reduce operational energy costs.

What the role requires

You bring proven outbound calling and telesales experience, ideally within a B2B environment. Clear communication skills and comfort with phone-based outreach are essential. You can independently manage a full-time weekly schedule while working remotely from anywhere in the world.

Your first months at Curley & Haines Group

In your first weeks, you will ramp up on the renewable energy market, learn the specific consultative approach used for UK commercial and industrial clients, and begin connecting with manufacturers and high-energy-use sites. By the end of your first months, you will have established a steady cadence of outbound calls, secured valuable client meetings, and built confidence in discussing complex energy procurement and solar projects.

Benefits

You will participate in regular mentoring sessions to support your professional development. You have the flexibility of remote work and a home office setup, alongside flexible working hours.

Compensation

The compensation for this freelance role is GBP 750P/M. We offer £500 for an RFQ (request for quote), this is simple as getting the require information, such as energy bills from the client. On top of this you'll receive a 10% commission bonus for success project that go to install. On average our cold caller earn between £2-4k on their first 3 months. From months 3 onwards our expectation would be between £3-6k depending on effort, and drive to be successful.

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