Every Site, One Page
If your business runs more than one site, there is a good chance nobody has ever put your energy contracts side by side. Different suppliers, different end dates, sometimes a different legal entity per site — we pull it all into one written review so you can see, and act on, your whole energy position at once.
What You Get
What It Is
A portfolio review is a free written report covering every site in your business. To build it, we ask for a bill from each site, the MPRN and, where the site uses gas, the GPRN, along with your current supplier per site and contract end dates where you have them. Where information is missing, a Letter of Authority lets us request it directly from suppliers.
What comes back is a single document, not a folder of individual bill comparisons — built so a manager or a board can see the whole portfolio at a glance instead of cross-referencing several supplier portals.
What the Report Looks Like
An illustrative example only — site names and values below are placeholders, not real figures. Your report is built from your own bills.
| Site | Supplier | Contract End Date | Unit Rate | Standing Charge | Capacity Charge | Gas Rate | Flagged Issue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site A | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | N/A | {{TODO: e.g. MIC oversized}} |
| Site B | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO: e.g. none}} |
| Site C | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | {{TODO}} | N/A | {{TODO: e.g. second untracked MPRN}} |
Why Fragmentation Happens
Sites Acquired at Different Times
Each acquisition or opening comes with its own contract, signed at whatever rate was on the table that year — with no reason for the dates to line up.
Different People, Different Decisions
Contracts signed by different site managers, at different points, rarely follow a consistent group-wide strategy unless someone is actively coordinating it.
Separate Legal Entities
In many groups, each site sits in its own limited company. Each entity gets its own credit assessment and its own contract — with no single document connecting them.
Nobody Assigned to Track It
Without a dedicated energy manager, tracking a dozen renewal dates across a dozen supplier portals falls between the cracks of everyone's day job.
Co-Termination
Once every contract end date is visible, they can be brought into alignment — sometimes with a short bridging contract on one or two sites. From that point, future renewals happen as one negotiation across the group instead of a dozen separate ones scattered through the calendar.
Aggregation
Suppliers price a single portfolio of combined consumption differently to several small individual accounts. Presenting sites together as one volume, rather than negotiating each in isolation, is usually where the leverage comes from.
The review carries no obligation and no fee. If your current arrangement across the portfolio is already competitive, the report will say so — that is a valid outcome, not a step toward a sale.
Common Questions
Running More Than One Site?
Get a free, no-obligation portfolio review. Nursing home and care group operators can see how this applies to their sector on our nursing homes solutions page.
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