Not the electricity
Network, capacity and levy charges are often more than the energy itself.
What we check
All fixable without capital.
Agreed capacity
Half hourly sites pay for reserved capacity whether it is used or not. Paying for 500 kVA and never going above 214 costs you every month.
Classification
Distribution charges depend on how the connection is classified. The wrong profile is paid for years.
Climate Change Levy
Reliefs exist for certain uses. Where the supplier was never told, the levy is paid without cause.
VAT rate
Some qualifying use is charged at the reduced rate. The wrong rate persists until somebody looks.
Reducing agreed capacity is a request to the network operator, not a purchase. Coming back up is not always quick, and EV charging needs the headroom.
What a finding looks like
Across 1 finding. The rest carry no figure because the bill did not show enough.
- Unused agreed capacity£4,120
Your agreed capacity is 500 kVA and your measured peak over the last twelve months is 214 kVA. That is worth checking with your network operator, because you pay for the capacity whether you use it or not.
Raised, not yet taken up · raised 3 Mar 2026 - VAT rateNo figure
The office supply is charged at the standard rate of VAT. Where a site is largely low use or qualifying, a reduced rate can apply and a declaration corrects it.
Raised, not yet taken up · raised 3 Mar 2026
What we need
One recent bill per site and your meter point numbers. Half hourly data if you have it.
Put a bill in
Upload a recent bill for each building. We read the capacity, network, levy and VAT lines.