Your capital projects are already being paid for.

Most businesses pay a broker commission buried inside their unit rate. It will not appear on an invoice. Structured properly, what you already spend can support the projects on your list, so how you buy energy and what you want to build stop being two separate problems.

Your contract end date

When it ends decides what can change, and when.

A letter of authority

So we can request your data from the supplier directly.

The Review

A fixed piece of work, quantified and evidenced.

Point the money

Structure the next contract to support your projects.

What the Review covers

Twelve months of invoices, read properly

Your half hourly data and the contract itself

The commission position on your current contract

Each exposure quantified, with the evidence behind it

A prioritised list of what to do and in what order

Whatever I earn on anything I arrange, you get in writing.

The rest of the market hides its advisory fee inside commission. We would rather you saw it.

Where does your supply contract sit, and when does it end?

That one answer tells us whether there is something worth looking at.

Tell us your end date