You're paying for peaks you didn't know you set.
Your capacity charge is set by a handful of half-hours you probably can't identify. Your solar exports at a fraction of what you buy it back for. Your chargers, HVAC and storage each have their own portal and none of them talk to each other. All of that is measurable, and most of it is fixable.
Three sites we'd expect to help.
Hotel with an evening peak and rooftop solar
Generation peaks at midday when occupancy is low, and exports at a few pence. The site then draws hardest in the evening, at the most expensive periods, setting the capacity charge for the whole term.
Cold store hitting its capacity limit
Refrigeration runs most of the day and the site sits close to its agreed capacity. Any expansion triggers a DNO application and a reinforcement cost.
Depot where fleet charging exceeds the supply
Vans return together and charge together. The available supply cannot take simultaneous charging, so either the fleet plan shrinks or the connection has to be upgraded.
One platform, one relationship, one number to call.
A measured baseline
Established from your own half-hourly data, not an estimate from a walk round the site.
Assets under control
Solar, storage, charging and HVAC in one operating model, within limits you agree.
A route to market
Eligible flexible capacity traded through established UK aggregators.
Evidence for what's next
Six months of operating data tells you what's worth building, and what isn't.
Ten founding sites. Two already live.
Assessment, survey, controller, installation and twelve months of platform access at no upfront cost.
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