Hawley Energy energy compliance

Energy strategy assessment

For any organisation with a real site and a meaningful energy bill. ESOS is one question, not a qualifying gate.

Frustrated that your energy bills keep rising even though you've already cut usage?

Answer 15 questions in about 3 minutes to see what is holding your energy strategy back and get immediate recommendations.

What you will find

Measure what moves the bill.

01

Energy data

See what your half-hourly data says about demand, operating hours, and the baseline you are paying for.

02

Compliance

Understand whether your evidence is current enough to support the next compliance conversation.

03

Capital

Find where wasted energy is keeping capital tied up, and which decision deserves attention first.

Built by Hawley Energy

Buildings lie.

A bill tells you what you paid. It does not tell you why. This assessment starts with evidence, then points to a useful action.

Independent expertise

Hawley Energy is led by a CIBSE-accredited ESOS Lead Assessor, with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications.

A view that starts in the data

Half-hourly data can reveal overnight demand, unexpected operating hours, seasonal drift, and changes in baseload. Data collection is only useful when it leads to a prioritised action list.

Reactive effort.

A practical route from bill health to procurement, compliance, delivery, and funding, with the same evidence carried through the decision.

Your first useful answer

Start with the evidence.

Start the assessment - 3 minutes, free, immediate recommendations

15 questions / about 3 minutes

How healthy is your energy strategy?

Tell us who you are first. Then answer honestly. A yes improves your score. A no becomes a useful insight in your result.

First, a little context

Your approximate location may be collected server-side when available to help route the lead. Raw IP details are not included in the result email.

Part one / scoring

What is already working?

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01Do you read your half-hourly consumption data - or only look at the bill?
02Do you know your overnight baseload vs your daytime load?
03Are your invoices validated against your contract, or paid as-is?
04Do you track non-commodity costs (TNUoS, balancing charges) separately?
05Do you know your peak demand and capacity charges?
06Do you benchmark your sites against each other?
07Have you had an ESOS-compliant audit, and is the evidence current?
08Do you have a renewal strategy more than 6 months before your contract ends?
09Are savings from past projects actually verified after installation?
10Is one person accountable for energy performance across the business?

Part two / routing

What would make the result useful?

Your answers stay in this form if there is a delivery problem, so you can try again.