Electricity procurement
Electricity contracts tendered across your estate, with meter and MPAN data checked before quotes go out and end dates aligned so nothing lapses.
Why it matters
An electricity quote is only as good as the meter data behind it. Wrong MPAN details, an out-of-date meter operator record, or an estimated consumption figure can all skew a tender before it even reaches the market.
ILUX checks that data first, then tenders every site's electricity supply as one exercise, with contract end dates brought onto an aligned cycle over time.
What's included
- An audit of current electricity suppliers, unit rates and contract end dates by site
- Meter and MPAN data checked and corrected where records don't match the site
- A market tender for electricity, run across the estate rather than site by site
- A choice between fixed-price contracts and flexible purchasing, explained plainly
- Identification of sites that qualify for half-hourly settlement
- Ongoing bill validation against the signed contract
Fixed contracts lock a rate for the term. Flexible purchasing suits larger consumers who want to buy in tranches as the market moves — we set out the trade-offs before you choose either.
Electricity rarely sits on its own.
Most sites buy gas as well, and tendering both fuels on one aligned cycle is what turns forty separate renewals into a single exercise.
Half-hourly data and larger sites
Sites above a certain consumption threshold are settled on half-hourly data rather than estimated reads. We confirm which of your sites qualify, make sure the data is flowing correctly, and use it to get a tender based on actual load rather than a guess.
How it fits a multi-site contract
Electricity procurement sits alongside gas procurement and energy monitoring under one energy contact, so consumption and contract renewals are watched together.
Common questions.
What if an electricity contract has already lapsed?
That site is likely on a deemed rate. It goes to the top of the review and we get a tendered contract in place as quickly as the market allows.
How do you know if a site should be half-hourly metered?
It's based on consumption thresholds set by the industry. We check each site's meter type and usage and confirm whether half-hourly settlement applies.
Will you tell us which supplier to pick?
We tender the whole market and lay out the offers with the trade-offs explained. The choice of fixed or flexible, and which supplier, is yours.
One estate, one electricity tender.
Send us your current electricity bills and contract end dates and we'll show you what an aligned tender looks like.