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Energy Bureau

With functionality to support invoices in a variety of formats, our validation service offers a comprehensive review of your energy bills on a monthly basis.

Energy Procurement

We specialise in explaining the market and aim to break it down into two simple methods, Fixed and Flexible Purchasing.

Energy Audits

We help customers identify areas where efficiencies can be made by evaluating current operational activity and signposting the potential benefits of all available solutions and technologies.

Mission Statement

At SeeMore Energy, our mission is to help customers ‘See More’ of their energy usage by utilising data to bring their energy portfolio to life.

Our core services of Energy Procurement, Energy Bureau and Energy Audits enable businesses to fully understand where costs are incurred & how they can become more efficient, with the peace of mind knowing they’re being billed with complete accuracy from their energy suppliers.

"With the energy markets continuing to create uncertainty for many UK businesses, there’s never been a more important time to gain confidence that your bills accurately reflect the energy used within your organisation."

Craig Watson, Director

Our team are here to support you and remove the headaches that often arise from incorrect billing. Whether you’re looking to better understand your energy spend for budgetary purposes or to ensure cashflow forecasts for the business are accurate, get in touch and we can help you SeeMore of your energy.

A Few Things We're Great At...

Understanding our customers

Nobody knows your business better than you, but your interests and needs are ours, so we ensure we listen and fully understand the needs of our customers before tailoring any solution.

Accountability

We aren’t a faceless organisation, we’re accountable for every element of what we do and we pride ourselves by offering a referral based business, which means accountability is key.

Delivering on what we promise

Actions, next steps, deadlines are all important to us and we regularly seek feedback and reviews from our customers to ensure we’re delivering in what we’re offering.

Networking

The energy markets are constantly developing and evolving so we pride ourselves on collaborating and working with partners who can support and delivery services outside of our core offering.

Testimonials

"We have gained so much appreciation for where our energy is being used."

Since working with SeeMore Energy, we have gained so much appreciation for where our energy is being used at site and what we can do to try and minimise unnecessary spend.

Their bill validation service has ensured we’re 100% confident that we’re being invoiced correctly by our energy supplier and after years of uncertainty, that peace of mind allows us to fully concentrate on our own business in the knowledge our energy management is in safe hands. Cosette - Director, Hygenie

Craig and his team have helped support us with our energy renewals for several years now and we’re always grateful at how easy they make it for us to understand the markets.

As a committee, it’s essential we trust and value the advice offered and we feel SeeMore Energy very much break the stereotype of a typical broker by delivering first class consultancy year after year. Higham Lane Leisure Association – Committee

"We feel SeeMore Energy very much break the stereotype of a typical broker."

"I couldn't recommend them highly enough."

Working with SeeMore Energy has allowed me to fully understand my business energy spend and accurately forecast costs for the foreseeable future.

Their support and knowledge of the markets has been crucial over the last 12 months and having access to their customer portal provides me access to everything I need in one place. I couldn’t recommend them highly enough.

Sam Neale – Director, Truck Smart Limited

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Latest News

Rising non-commodity costs

5 February 2026

Rising TNUoS and DUOS charges By Adam Novakovic T.S Eliot once said that “April is the cruellest month” and in terms of the prices many businesses pay for their electricity, his quote is prophetically true. While he may not have envisioned rising TNUoS and DUoS costs being the reason for the starkness of the month, for many British businesses, the rise in non-commodity charges that take effect from April 1 st will add unwanted and unneeded extra costs to their energy bills. From the beginning of April, businesses across the UK will see significant increases in two major components of their energy bills: Distribution Use of System (DUoS) and Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS) charges. These network charges are becoming an increasingly large part of business energy bills -- especially for companies that operate in energy-intensive industries. DUoS & TNUoS, and Why They Matter Both DUoS and TNUoS are network charges applied to electricity bills. As non-commodity charges, they are not related to the cost of energy itself: DUoS charges cover the cost of running, maintaining and reinforcing local distribution networks that carry power to sites. They are paid as a standing charge (in p/day), a capacity charge (in p/kVA/month), and in red/amber/green unit rates – depending on the time of consumption. TNUoS charges fund the high-voltage transmission network operated nationally. This is applied as a standing charge (in p/day). For many businesses, these line items are already making up over a third of their total electricity costs . How these charges change from April 1 st 2026 TNUoS The TNUoS rate that businesses pay is set by NESO (National Energy System Operator). How much a meter is charged per day is dependant on the assigned TCR band . For sites with lower expected consumption, they will be grouped in a lower band, whereas the largest consumers will be in the higher bands and they will be charged more.

January Review 2026

1 February 2026

By Adam Novakovic January began with a sense of optimism. The new year brought hopes that energy prices could soon return to levels not seen since 2021, wholesale prices were falling and large quantities of new LNG were scheduled to be available for import during 2026. However, events that transpired during the first 31 days of the year have caused prices to rise and have sent waves of fear throughout the energy markets. The month began with a wave of cold weather leading to above-expected gas consumption. An Arctic blast combined with Storm Goretti brought temperatures down to below -10°C and led to gas power stations being needed to make up the shortfall, causing an uptick in wholesale gas prices.

Understanding Weighted Average Price (WAP) in energy

30 January 2026

What is the Weighted Average Price (WAP) in energy? In the UK energy market, Weighted Average Price (WAP) refers to the average price paid for electricity or gas over a period of time, weighted by the volume bought at each price point. For those on flexible energy contract, the WAP represents what the unit rate will be when multiple purchases were made for the same period. In other words, it answers the question: “What did we actually pay for our energy once all purchases and volumes are taken into account?” This makes WAP far more meaningful than a simple average, especially in volatile markets. How WAP works in practice Energy prices move constantly. Businesses, particularly those on: Flexible contracts Basket or portfolio products Pass-through arrangements often buy energy in multiple tranches at different times and prices. For example: 40% of energy bought at 10.0p/kWh 30% bought at 12.0p/kWh 30% bought at 9.0p/kWh The WAP reflects the price-weighted impact of each purchase, giving a single unit rate that reflectsthe real cost exposure. Why WAP matters to UK businesses 1. It reflects real procurement performance WAP shows how effective your buying strategy has been, not just whether the market went up or down, but how your timing and volumes performed. 2. It’s essential for budgeting and forecasting Using WAP allows businesses to: Accurately forecast energy spend Compare performance year-on-year Avoid misleading headline prices This is especially important for manufacturers and high-consumption sites where small price differences materially impact costs. WAP vs fixed prices Fixed contracts : WAP is locked in at the point of contract Flexible contracts : WAP evolves over time as more volume is bought This means WAP can improve with smart market timing and deteriorate if exposure is unmanaged. For those on fixed contracts, it can be vital that portfolios are being managed by a person or group with experience and expertise in energy markets. Ultimately, the strategy of when and how much to buy is just as important as the market itself. WAP as part of your purchasing strategy Weighted Average Price is the truest reflection of what your business actually pays for energy. Understanding it is critical to controlling cost risk in volatile markets. For larger SMEs and energy-intensive businesses, having a clear energy purchase strategy and having this strategy communicated through regular reporting can be vital for forecasting future energy costs. If your business would like assistance with understanding the current state of your portfolio, or advice on purchasing and management strategies, contact us today to see how we can help lower your electricity and gas costs and help you See More of the hidden value in your energy portfolio.

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