Two regulatory triggers, one dataset that answers both.
ESOS and SECR ask for overlapping evidence. Organisations that build one clean energy dataset satisfy both — instead of scrambling separately for each.
This is what site-level data looks like — not an invoice total.
ESOS and SECR both ask for numbers most organisations only have at the whole-site or whole-portfolio level. Circuit and site monitoring is what turns "roughly what we used" into a defensible figure your board can sign.
Know before the board asks.
Answer four questions and find out in seconds whether ESOS, SECR, or both apply to your organisation — then see exactly what data you'll need and where the gaps usually are.
Not sure compliance is your trigger?
Two shorter guides for organisations coming at this from a cost or reliability angle instead.
Where your business energy bill actually goes
A breakdown of non-commodity charges — including network costs rising from roughly £16/MWh to £31/MWh from April 2026 — for organisations trying to understand a bill increase. We're not a broker: this isn't a tariff-switching pitch.
Early warning signs checklist
A practical, evergreen checklist for maintenance teams — signs worth acting on before a fault becomes a breakdown, not a one-time campaign pitch.