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ENERGY / UTILITY MANAGEMENT

Utility Management

We want you to understand and take control of your energy choices. I review supplies, measurements and contract terms to turn numbers into information that helps your work.

FROM OUR WORK

Energy and power tell different stories.

Imports: March 3,492, April 3,658, May 5,444, June 10,279 kWh.
Billed imports, March–June 2026 · anonymised winery case. Select the chart to enlarge it.
Billed maxima: March 29.8, April 41.8, May 33, June 38.9 kW. Contracted capacity: 50 kW.
Billed monthly maxima, March–June 2026. The line shows the 50 kW contracted capacity. Select the chart to enlarge it.

Billed data reproduced from NOAH’s technical report of 21 July 2026, section 4. Client anonymised.

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The bill is the starting point.

We analyse electricity and gas by bringing together contract terms, billing, consumption and supply characteristics. The comparison helps identify what drives expenditure and where further investigation is needed.

01

Supplies and contracts

Review of pricing terms, renewal dates and the characteristics of each supply point.

02

Consumption and power demand

Comparison of energy used, simultaneous loads and the power required by the business.

03

Ongoing management

Checking available data and supporting discussions about energy supplies.

What to bring to our first conversation

  • Electricity and gas bills for the past twelve months, if available.
  • Current contracts and communications from your supplier.
  • Consumption profiles and information on shifts, seasonality and new systems.

Consultancy and supplier relationships

NOAH also works with Repower on energy supplies and services. Our commercial role and the terms of proposals are made clear in discussions with the client. The analysis considers total cost and operational needs, alongside the price of energy.

FROM IDEAS TO A PROJECT

Let’s start with your business.

Share your goals and available data: together we will identify a useful first step.

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