For businesses

One energy plan the whole business can work from.

Cost, carbon, capacity and capital usually sit with different teams and different advisers. We bring them into one plan, sequenced over the short, medium and long term, and stay accountable for delivering it.

Who we work with

Energy intensive organisations, UK and international.

From single sites to multinational estates, across owner managed, mid market and enterprise organisations.

Manufacturing & industrial

Process loads, shift patterns and production that cannot be interrupted.

Data centres

Capacity, connection timing and power that has to be there every hour.

Multi site businesses

Many meters and many contracts, turned into one picture the business can act on.

Property owners & landlords

Energy as part of asset value, tenant demand and MEES compliance.

The teams we work with

Meeting each team where it is.

Finance & CFO

What will energy cost us, and which projects are worth funding?

A cost line you can budget against, the commission you are paying today, and capital projects ranked by payback and risk.

Where it starts

Twelve months of invoices and the current supply contract.

Energy & facilities

How do I get the data, the projects and the budget to actually move?

Metering and half hourly data made usable, a costed project list, and the business case that gets it signed off.

Where it starts

Your meter list and what you can already see.

Operations & site leads

Will we have the power we need, when we need it, without disrupting the site?

Capacity and connection checked against your growth plans, resilience options, and delivery scheduled around production.

Where it starts

Your plans for each site over the next three years.

Sustainability & ESG

Is our net zero pathway credible, and can we evidence it?

Scope 1, 2 and 3 baselined from real data, a pathway tied to actual projects, and reporting that holds up to scrutiny.

Where it starts

Your current baseline and the targets you have committed to.

MD, owner & leadership

What should we do, in what order, and what does it get us?

One energy plan across cost, carbon, capacity and capital, with someone accountable for delivering it.

Where it starts

A conversation about where the business is going.

The energy plan

A sequenced plan across the near, medium and long term.

Energy intensive organisations rarely lack initiatives. What is missing is sequencing: which decisions come first, how each is funded, and how near term commercial choices preserve long term options.

Near term0 to 18 months

Commercial position and cost control

Supply contract structure, renewal timing and embedded commission
Invoice validation, non commodity cost review and metering coverage
Tariff optimisation, demand management and flexibility revenue
Medium term2 to 5 years

Capital programme and network capacity

Onsite generation, battery storage and private wire options
Grid capacity, connection strategy and IDNO routes
Investment cases, funding structures and delivery to commissioning
Long term5 to 20 years

Transition pathway and future load

Electrification of heat, process and transport
Net zero pathway anchored to physical assets
Scenario planning across market, policy and price
How the work is delivered

Often inside someone else’s programme.

Much of our site work is delivered within wider teams, for the consultancies, contractors and engineering firms that large energy users already trust. Their name is on the contract. The analysis, the plan and the delivery are ours.

Where we lead directly, it is the same people doing the same work.

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Multi site manufacturerFinance & energy managers

An estate wide metering assessment that gave the board one set of numbers.

Commercial siteOperations & sites

A microgrid designed as one system behind a constrained connection.

Industrial groupEnergy & facilities

Connected sensing and analytics across factory energy use.

Advice is abundant.
Delivery is rare.

Most of our work starts with an introduction, from a colleague, an adviser or a contractor we have worked alongside. If we have not met, a short note on the business and what you are weighing up is the right first step.

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