1. Get on the right tariff: We work with your in-house operations and maintenance teams to add energy monitoring capability at the main incomers to your buildings. Your utilities manager can then compare actual costs with what they would have been on a range of currently available tariffs. It's when you use energy that determines what the right tariff is for your business, and you can start to model this at the end of week 1, refining your conclusions as you get more and more data. If the historic data wasn't typical you can adjust it to make it more representative.

2. Reduce energy usage: Find out where your energy is being used. Combine real-time and historic usage data from carefully selected distribution boards to identify which areas of your operation are the most energy-intensive and whether there are behaviours that cause signficant waste, for example heaters turned on before they are needed or left on unnecessarily over the weekend. It can be surprising what you find.

4. Compliance: ESOS Phase 4 tightens expectations on data quality, reporting and action plans. We work with you to split out buildings, processes, and transport where relevant, aligned with ESOS requirements to report total energy in kWh and energy‑intensity ratios for key activities. Feed data directly into an ESOS audit platform and the UK government’s MESOS system. Our real-time second-by-second monitoring capability helps flag hours‑of‑use issues, out‑of‑hours loads, oversized plant, and poor power factors and turnthem into ESOS‑ready opportunity lists with estimated savings.