Multi-site briefing
A concise working guide for property, facilities, finance, and sustainability teams managing more than one site.
One estate. Different buildings. Better questions.
A multi-site energy view should help you decide where to look first without pretending every building operates in the same way. Start with a consistent evidence base, then keep the local context visible.
The briefing questions
Compare the estate without flattening it.
Totals can help set a priority, but they do not explain why a site uses energy or what action is practical there. Use the same core questions at each site, then record what makes the answer different.
Where is the pattern clear?
Check data coverage, operating hours, baseload, seasonal change, and unusual demand before ranking an opportunity.
What needs local context?
Record occupancy, production, equipment, maintenance, lease constraints, and planned changes that affect the explanation.
What is the next accountable action?
Give each finding an owner, a sensible evidence check, and a decision point so it can move beyond a comparison table.
A useful next step