Our proof of capability, not a demo. EnergyIQ tracks consumption, cost and CO₂ across an entire multi-site estate — invoices, AMR feeds and spreadsheets pulled into one live portfolio that's open when the decision gets made. On one estate it's the view behind £38.2M of tracked spend and a 26.9% cut in CO₂ against the 2019 baseline. And it's no longer just energy — water and wastewater now sit on the same reconciled portfolio view.
Monthly consumption, cost and CO₂ figures land in the right place automatically, across more than 130 sites.
Credits net off against debits, legacy and inactive sites are excluded, so the numbers you see are the numbers you can act on.
Briefing notes and procurement context live alongside the data, searchable in the same file your team already has open.
By site, region, fuel, utility, contract or cost centre — however your estate is really arranged.
Baseline-vs-target tracking and automated reconciliation tell you what changed and what needs attention.
Ships as a single licensed file with built-in access control, or hosted by us as standard so updates roll out automatically.
EnergyIQ lays your energy and emissions data out to match SECR, ESOS and UK SRS from day one — drawn from our own FEMA and ISO 50001 background.
Energy use and emissions structured the way the Companies Act 2006 requires for your annual Directors' Report.
Laid out ahead of your four-yearly assessment, including Phase 4 from December 2027.
Built around the ISSB-aligned climate metrics the UK is expected to adopt, so your data is ready when UK SRS disclosure arrives.
Water is the natural next meter on the same desk. EnergyIQ now brings consumption and cost for water onto the same portfolio view as electricity and gas — same import, same drill-downs, same reconciled numbers — with leak detection that turns silent losses into a rebate claim.
Metered volume by site, month and year, pulled in from your AMR or billing export — the same way energy already lands.
Water cost separated into supply, wastewater and surface-water drainage — not one blended figure — so you can see what's really driving the bill.
Minimum night-flow analysis flags continuous losses, then estimates what you can reclaim from your water company — the sewerage charge on water that never reached the sewer, plus a supply allowance.
Water runs as a dedicated section within EnergyIQ — consumption & cost and leak detection with rebate recovery are live; water-carbon is next.
An ESOS assessment is built from 12 months of energy data tied to the qualification date. For Phase 4 that reference period is running right now — so the cleaner your data is this year, the simpler the December 2027 deadline gets.
The 12-month window feeding your Phase 4 assessment is running through 2026. EnergyIQ captures and reconciles consumption as it lands — by site, fuel and meter — instead of a year-end scramble.
Your position on this date determines whether you're in scope for Phase 4. Reach it with consumption, cost and CO₂ already structured and audit-ready.
Notify of compliance by this date. With clean data laid out from the start, the assessment becomes a review — not a rebuild.
Dates per current GOV.UK ESOS guidance — Phase 4 qualification date 31 December 2026, compliance deadline 5 December 2027. We structure your data to these frameworks but are not a compliance authority; confirm your specific obligations with your lead assessor.
Send a sample export and we'll show you what your portfolio looks like reconciled into one view.