Strategic Energy for High-Consumption Businesses
Energy contracts, cost exposure, infrastructure, and compliance reviewed together — through a structured consultation for organisations with high annual energy spend, typically 150k EAC and above.
The foundation of any efficient business is the effective use of energy.
“You can build world-class systems and workflows, but if your energy infrastructure is not mapped with the same discipline, true cost efficiency and value extraction will always be capped.”
Steven-Paul Yates
Founder and Principle Creative Consultant @ InfiniteCTRL
Portfolio-Level Integration Across Multiple Sites
A professional, conceptual view of what becomes viable when generation potential, demand, and contract strategy are considered together — without implying physical power transfer between buildings.
Site A
High on-site potentialRoof / wall space utilisation creates meaningful generation options when aligned to portfolio demand and strategy.
Site B
Limited on-site potentialEven with limited generation, demand profile and contract structure materially influence cost, risk, and flexibility.
Site C
Limited on-site potentialPortfolio alignment avoids isolated decisions that can lock in long-term constraint across an estate.
Grid Interaction
Import/export considerations, constraints, and commercial alignment — assessed alongside portfolio strategy.
On-site generation, demand, and contracts assessed together — rather than site by site.
An Integrated Energy System, Not Isolated Decisions.
On-site generation potential, consumption patterns, EV demand, grid interaction, and contract structure all influence each other.
Treating them separately often increases cost, risk, and long-term constraint.
Commercial Energy Contracts and Positioning
Contract structure, procurement strategy, and exposure to market risk.
On-Site Generation and Demand Strategy
Solar and other on-site generation potential, and how local demand can be aligned to it.
On-Site Generation and Demand Strategy
Solar and other on-site generation potential, and how local demand can be aligned to it.
The initial consultation is a 15–20 minute structured discussion, held via Microsoft Teams or Google Meet designed to understand your energy position, commercial constraints, and .
This is not a sales call.
Transport and Electrification Planning
EV infrastructure, future load growth, and implications for capacity and supply.