Our Services

Start with the evidence your business needs for its environmental reporting. We help compare the supplier's product description, certification and supporting documents with those requirements, including Renewable Energy Guarantees of Origin (REGO) information where relevant.

A product label alone does not establish that an offer meets a particular reporting standard or audit. We help identify questions for the supplier and any gaps to discuss with your reporting adviser. Compare the evidence alongside the price and contract terms; renewable electricity and gas-offset products need separate consideration.

If your business generates electricity, our solar export contract guide explains the separate renewal and notice checks.

For businesses with several sites or a shared purchasing requirement, we can consider whether a group arrangement is suitable. We organise supply details, consumption assumptions, contract dates and the responsibilities of the participating businesses.

Grouping supplies does not guarantee a lower price. Compare the complete offer with the available alternatives, including charges, payment terms and any requirements that differ between sites.

Use our renewal checklist to organise the approval decision for each supply.

We help owners and finance teams build a clear view of expected energy costs using the available consumption data and applicable contract charges. We state the period, data source and assumptions so that the forecast can be reviewed.

A forecast is a planning aid, not a guarantee of the final bill. Identify which prices are fixed, which costs may pass through and how changes in consumption, occupancy or equipment could affect the estimate. Revisit the assumptions as the business changes.

Our guides to understanding out-of-hours use and choosing and reviewing capacity explain two of the questions that can arise.

We work with the people responsible for procurement, accounts and site operations. The practical questions vary by project, so we establish what needs coordinating and which tasks belong with your supplier, network operator or technical team.

• Construction: Supply contracts and meter coordination for temporary supplies and new premises, working alongside your network operator and project team.
• Manufacturing: Consumption information, contract reviews and agreed-capacity enquiries.
• Retail: Supply records, renewals and billing queries across multiple premises.
• Education: Contract planning, billing checks and cost forecasts against stated assumptions.

We help with the contract and metering stages; the relevant network operator and contractors handle network design, connection works and the site installation. Read our guides to new electricity supplies and temporary builders’ supplies.