Energy Contract Renewals

Multi-site businesses

One point of contact for every site you run

If your business trades from more than one address, energy procurement stops being a single task and becomes an ongoing administrative job. We take that job on.

The problem

Why multi-site energy gets messy

None of these problems is unusual. They are what happens naturally as a business grows beyond one premises.

Staggered end dates

Sites acquired or opened at different times end up with contracts expiring months apart, so someone is always mid-renewal.

Mixed suppliers

Different sites on different suppliers means different portals, different account managers, and no single view of spend.

Inconsistent meter records

MPANs and MPRNs get filed away and forgotten until a supplier query or a house move brings them back up.

No one person owns it

Energy often sits with whoever last dealt with it — facilities, finance, or a site manager — with no continuity when they move on.

Our approach

A four-part way of taking control of a portfolio

  1. 01

    Audit

    We collect every site's supply details — MPAN/MPRN, current supplier, rates, and end dates — into one register.

  2. 02

    Align

    Where it's commercially sensible, we plan a path to bring contract end dates closer together, so renewals happen in one exercise rather than twelve.

  3. 03

    Compare

    We review available market options against the combined portfolio, or site by site where usage differs significantly.

  4. 04

    Manage

    One named contact at ECR for the whole estate — new sites, closures, meter changes and renewal dates are tracked centrally.

Who it suits

Built for businesses with more than one meter

Multi-site support scales from a handful of shops to portfolios running into dozens of supply points.

  • Retail and hospitality groups with multiple trading sites
  • Care and healthcare providers operating several premises
  • Franchise operators managing sites independently but wanting shared support
  • Property portfolios with communal or landlord supplies
  • Growing businesses opening new sites throughout the year

What's included

What a portfolio review actually covers

Consolidated register

Every site, meter and end date in one document, kept current as your estate changes.

Renewal calendar

We flag each site's renewal window in good time, rather than waiting for a supplier letter.

Billing sense-check

We can review invoices for obvious errors, such as incorrect rates or estimated reads running too long.

Questions

Multi-site energy, answered

Can I switch business energy supplier?+

Yes, provided you are within your contract's switching window, or are out of contract or on deemed rates. Any outstanding balance normally needs to be settled and the supply must not be subject to an objection. We check the position before anything is agreed.

Can ECR help with multiple business premises?+

Yes. We regularly work with businesses that have several sites, including sites with different end dates and different suppliers. We can align renewal dates over time so the portfolio becomes easier to manage.

What affects business electricity prices?+

Wholesale market conditions at the time you contract, your annual consumption, your meter profile, how predictable your usage pattern is, contract length, payment terms, your location's distribution charges and non-commodity costs such as network and levy charges. Two businesses on the same street can be offered different rates.

Bring every site under one renewal plan

Tell us how many sites you run and we'll show you what a consolidated review looks like.