Multi-site energy — one contract, one invoice, one renewal date.

Why portfolios overspend

Multi-site operators — hospitality groups, franchisees, care providers, retail chains — typically inherit supply contracts one site at a time. End dates drift, suppliers stack up, and no single person owns the whole bill. The result is a mix of good rates, rollover rates and forgotten meters, sometimes across four or five suppliers.

What consolidation actually gives you

• Aligned end dates. Bring the estate onto a common renewal window with short bridging contracts.
• Portfolio pricing. Suppliers price your combined volume, not each site alone. Bigger volume, better rate.
• Single invoice. One statement per month across every MPAN and MPRN, split by site or cost centre.
• Change-of-tenancy cover. When you take on a new site or hand one back, we handle the paperwork so you never inherit deemed rates.

The onboarding process

1. Site list, LOA and a recent bill per supplier.
2. Full portfolio audit — MPAN/MPRN, current supplier, end date, tariff type, availability, HH status.
3. Consolidation plan showing bridging contracts, alignment date and expected annualised saving.
4. Whole-of-market tender for the aligned start date.
5. Ongoing account management: renewals, COT, bill validation, quarterly reporting.

Reporting you can actually use

We produce a quarterly consumption and cost report per site, benchmarked against the rest of your estate. Outliers get flagged — a shop pulling twice the kWh of its peers is usually a fridge seal, a lighting timer or an out-of-hours load, and it's cheaper to fix than to keep buying.