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Triage is a complementary, structured service that identifies hidden savings, streamlines processes, and enhances efficiency. We review your usage, contracts, and costs to deliver better value across your business.
Triage isn’t an optional extra; it’s the core of how we work. We don’t just reduce rates; we manage your energy from top to bottom.
Book Your Free Triage AuditGet the benefits of a full energy strategy, without paying extra for it.
Maximise the value of every pound you spend
Streamline contract renewals, billing and reporting
Understand what’s working and where to improve
Real, measurable savings without extra fees.
Align your energy with sustainability and growth
Every business is different, but the opportunities to save are often hiding in plain sight.
Our team runs nine specialist checks that cover every key cost and contract area.
We assess your allocated vs. actual power usage. If you’re below your limit, adjusting it can cut costs and avoid penalties.
Many businesses qualify for reduced VAT but are overcharged. We ensure correct rates and reclaim overpayments up to five years.
We monitor energy trends to help you secure the best rates at the right time.
We review your Targeted Charging Rate to ensure you’re not overpaying for capacity-based network charges.
A lower Line Loss Factor (LLF) reduces energy distribution losses and cuts costs.
We align contract end dates for easier renewals and reduced admin work.
Smart meters ensure accurate billing, and suppliers are funding installations, now is the best time to upgrade.
We check your CCL charges are correct and reduce unnecessary costs tied to capacity levies.
We arrange a free consultation with our Green Energy partner to develop a long-term sustainability strategy.
If you're ready to move beyond price-first thinking, Triage gives you the tools, support, and strategy to do it.
Speak to an ExpertA business energy audit is a structured review of your energy costs, contracts and usage to identify where you could be saving money. It looks at areas like your KVA levels, VAT rates, contract terms, standing charges and billing accuracy. The goal is to highlight hidden inefficiencies and give you a clear strategy to lower costs and use energy more effectively.
The VAT rate on business energy is usually 20%, but some businesses qualify for a reduced rate of 5%. This often applies to charities, places of worship, care homes and businesses that use less than a set amount of energy each year. You can check your bills to see the current rate, or we can review your eligibility and help you reclaim any overpayments for up to five years.
There are several ways to cut costs, from reviewing your contract terms and checking for overcharges to optimising your KVA levels and standing charges. Locking in rates at the right time, ensuring correct VAT and CCL charges, and installing a smart meter can all make a big difference. A structured energy audit can bring all these opportunities together into one clear plan.
Standing charges are the fixed daily costs you pay to your supplier. The amount can vary depending on your contract and meter setup. We review your current charges and check whether you’re being billed correctly. In many cases, optimising your KVA or switching to a better tariff can help lower these fixed costs without changing your usage.
A smart meter gives you accurate, real-time energy usage data, which means no more estimated bills or unexpected costs. It helps you track and control consumption, spot waste, and plan more efficiently. Plus, suppliers are currently funding installations, so it’s a cost-effective way to improve accuracy and cut waste.
There are a few common reasons: rising wholesale prices, out-of-contract rates, overestimated billing, incorrect VAT or standing charges, and inefficient usage during peak times. An energy audit can help identify exactly where your costs are climbing and provide a strategy to bring them back down.
The best way to avoid overpaying is to regularly review your energy contract, billing and usage. Make sure you’re on the correct VAT rate, check your standing charges, and don’t let your contract roll onto out-of-contract rates. Market tracking and expert timing of renewals can also make a big difference to your long-term costs.