Energy Baseline Assessment
£1,875
We analyse 12 months of utility data, conduct a site walkthrough, and map consumption by end-use category. You receive a detailed breakdown of where energy is used, benchmark comparisons against similar properties, and a prioritised list of efficiency opportunities ranked by cost-effectiveness.
Typical turnaround is three weeks from data provision. Deliverable includes an executive summary, technical appendices, and a spreadsheet model you can update with future data.
Renewable Feasibility Study
£3,240
For organisations considering solar PV, heat pumps, or battery storage, we assess technical suitability, grid connection requirements, planning constraints, and financial viability including available grants and tax incentives.
Our report includes system sizing recommendations, capital cost estimates, modelled energy yields, payback analysis, and next-step guidance for procurement or planning applications.
Carbon Reduction Roadmap
£4,680
A multi-year plan that maps specific interventions against your organisational net zero target or SECR obligations. We model emissions reduction pathways, estimate costs and savings for each measure, and align timelines with capital planning cycles.
This service is particularly valuable for organisations facing reporting requirements or preparing for stricter building performance standards.
SECR Compliance Package
£2,150
Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting creates a compliance burden for many mid-sized organisations. We collect and normalise your energy data, calculate emissions using the correct conversion factors, prepare disclosure statements, and provide commentary on year-on-year changes.
Available as a one-off service or on an annual retainer basis.
Heat Decarbonisation Plan
£5,920
For buildings reliant on gas boilers, we develop a transition strategy toward low-carbon heating. This involves heat demand assessment, fabric upgrade analysis, heat pump suitability checks, thermal storage options, and phased implementation planning.
Our approach accounts for Scottish climate conditions, existing distribution systems, and the need to minimise operational disruption during any changeover.