Recognise your situation

Does this sound like your organisation?

You do not need to know the industry terminology. Start with what is happening, understand the evidence to gather, then decide whether you need help.

Our energy contract ends within 90 days

Confirm every end date, notice requirement, supply point and approval step before comparing replacement options.

Understand direct fees and embedded commission, then ask for the total remuneration in writing.

See what evidence to request and why a supposedly free service can still be funded through the contract.

Understand the permissions it may grant before signing.

Check supply identity, readings, consumption, rates and other charges in a sensible order.

Distinguish actual, customer-supplied and estimated readings and preserve the evidence for correction.

Compare staged renewals, bridging arrangements and alignment without losing site-level control.

Control responsibility dates, readings, supply identity and temporary rates during the handover.

Separate site facts, design assumptions, modelled generation and unresolved approvals before relying on payback.

Check ownership, lease, property exit and long-term energy-purchase commitments before choosing a structure.

See what interval data can reveal about site behaviour, peaks, solar fit and baseload.

Identify the intended value stream and test whether the site data, tariff and operating plan support it.