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Four short case studies from our work with UK businesses: a back bill cut by around 70%, well over a year of unpaid export recovered, a whole bill review for a manufacturer, and a water switch that took around 10% off the cost.

UPDATED 8 OCTOBER 2026 ENERGY PLANNER / CASE STUDIES
Retail
70%
reduction in the back bill

A six figure back bill cut by around 70%

How we took a six figure back bill from a retailer's supplier down by around 70% and agreed a 12 month payment plan.

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Food production
100%
of the unpaid export recovered

Well over a year of unpaid solar export recovered

A food producer with rooftop solar had never been paid for the power it exported. We found out why and recovered well over a year of payments.

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Manufacturing
3
savings found in a single review

Renewable power, metering and a scheme claim in one review

A high consumption manufacturer asked for a review of its whole electricity position. The result: lower cost renewable power, metering contracts tendered and a government scheme claim it did not know it qualified for.

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Hospitality
10%
off annual water costs

Water switched, around 10% saved

A hospitality business had never reviewed its water supply. We tendered it, moved it to a new retailer and took around 10% off the annual cost.

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We do not name clients, disclose contracted rates or share commercial detail without their explicit permission, so each case study is anonymised. The sector, the problem, what we did and the result are as they happened. Every outcome depends on that client's contracts and circumstances, so it is worth confirming what applies to your sites.

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