Most businesses wouldn't sign off an invoice they couldn't verify.
Yet many tenants routinely pay energy bills without fully understanding how costs have been calculated or how much energy they have actually consumed.
As energy costs, carbon reporting and sustainability expectations continue to move up the corporate agenda, access to accurate consumption data is becoming increasingly important. In multi-occupancy buildings, however, sub-metering arrangements can leave occupiers with limited visibility of the information they need to manage costs and performance effectively.
Paying the bill without seeing the data
Most organisations would never accept an invoice for raw materials, logistics or telecommunications without understanding what they are being charged for. Yet energy is often treated differently.
Many tenants receive a recharge invoice each month or quarter with little visibility of the...
