Energy advisory for your industry

Every industry has unique conditions in the energy market. We tailor our advisory to your business's specific needs, risk profile and consumption pattern.

Restaurants

Electricity is one of a restaurant's largest and most difficult-to-manage costs. Refrigeration and freezing units, ventilation, cookers, dishwashers, and lighting are operational for large parts of the day – often at the same time as margins are already squeezed. Despite this, many restaurants have electricity contracts that have never been properly analysed or compared.

Hotels

Electricity is one of the largest running costs for hotel operations. Heating, ventilation, hot water, lighting, laundry, kitchens, and common areas are operational around the clock – while occupancy can vary significantly throughout the year. Despite this, many hotels have electricity contracts that have never been analysed or compared based on the business's actual needs.

Industrial companies

Electricity is a business-critical cost for industrial companies. Production, machinery, processes, ventilation, and support equipment require large amounts of energy – often with high and rapid power peaks. Despite this, many industrial companies have electricity contracts that are not adapted to their actual production or load profile.

Property owners

Electricity is one of the largest operating costs for property owners. Heating, ventilation, lighting, common areas, lifts, and technical systems are operational year-round – often across multiple properties simultaneously. Despite this, many property owners have electricity contracts that are not adapted to their actual consumption or the portfolio's total needs.

Housing cooperatives

Electricity is one of a housing cooperative's largest shared costs. Stairwell lighting, ventilation, laundry rooms, lifts, garages, and common areas consume electricity around the clock. Despite this, many housing cooperatives have electricity contracts that have never been analysed or compared based on the cooperative's actual needs.

Shops & retail

Electricity is a central operating cost for shops and retail businesses. Lighting, cooling, heating, point-of-sale systems, and digital signage are operational for large parts of the day – often while competition is fierce and margins are tight. Despite this, many shops have electricity contracts that have never been analysed.

Grocery stores

Electricity is one of the largest costs for grocery stores. Refrigerated and freezer display cases, lighting, ventilation, point-of-sale systems, and baking or food preparation areas are operational for large parts of the day – often without the possibility of interruption.

Agriculture & farming

Electricity is a crucial cost for agriculture and farming. Livestock management, milking, ventilation, heating, cooling, lighting, grain drying, and machinery require large amounts of energy – often with clear variations over the day and year.

Offices & serviced offices

Electricity is a significant operating cost for both offices and serviced offices. Lighting, ventilation, heating, IT equipment, servers, charging, and common areas are operational for large parts of the day. In serviced offices, variable occupancy also adds to the complexity.

Logistics companies

Electricity is a significant operating cost for logistics companies. Warehouses, terminals, lighting, ventilation, automation, forklift charging, and sometimes cooling are in operation for large parts of the day. At the same time, margins are often tight.

Property managers

Property managers are often responsible for operations and finances in several properties at the same time. Electricity is one of the largest running costs and affects both the property owner's bottom line and the tenants' experience.

Health centres

Electricity is a critical operating cost for health centres. Medical equipment, lighting, ventilation, cooling, IT systems, and waiting rooms are in use for large parts of the day – often with high demands for reliability and stability.

Hospitals

For hospitals, electricity is not just a cost – it is a prerequisite for operations. Medical equipment, operating theatres, intensive care units, ventilation, cooling, lighting, and IT systems are operational around the clock.

Dental clinics

Electricity is a necessary part of daily operations at a dental clinic. Treatment equipment, sterilisation, lighting, ventilation, IT systems, and waiting rooms are in continuous use.

Care homes for the elderly

Electricity is a crucial part of operations in care homes for the elderly. Lighting, ventilation, heating, kitchens, laundry, medical equipment, and security systems are running around the clock.

Haulage companies

For haulage and transport companies, electricity is an increasingly important part of the business. Offices, workshops, washing facilities, terminals, warehouses, and, in many cases, the charging of electric vehicles contribute to a growing electricity cost.

Car dealerships

For car dealerships, electricity is a central part of the business. Showrooms with extensive lighting, workshops, offices, washing facilities and, increasingly, charging of electric cars contribute to high and variable electricity consumption.

Car repair shops

For car repair shops, electricity is a central part of daily operations. Lifting equipment, tools, compressors, lighting, ventilation, washing, and increasingly, the charging of electric vehicles contribute to high and often uneven electricity consumption.

Bakeries

For bakeries, electricity is one of the most significant and business-critical costs. Ovens, refrigeration and freezer units, ventilation, dough preparation, lighting, and often shift production mean that electricity consumption is both high and uneven.

Gyms & fitness centres

For gyms and fitness centres, electricity is one of the largest running costs. Exercise equipment, ventilation, lighting, showers, saunas, heating, and often long opening hours mean that electricity consumption is both high and steady.

Spas & swimming centres

For spas and swimming facilities, electricity is one of the largest operating costs. Heating of water, saunas, pools, ventilation, lighting, pumps, and climate control are in operation for large parts of the day.

Camping & campsites

For campsites and camping grounds, electricity is a crucial but often hard-to-manage cost. Electricity is used for service buildings, cabins, pitches, lighting, receptions, restaurants, charging points, and sometimes pools or spas.

Warehouses

For warehouses, electricity is a significant operating cost. Lighting, ventilation, doors, automation, forklift charging, and sometimes cooling are in operation for large parts of the day. At the same time, margins are often tight.

Schools & preschools

For schools and preschools, electricity is a necessary part of daily operations. Lighting, ventilation, heating, kitchens, IT equipment, and security systems are used continuously on weekdays – often in large properties.

Server halls & data centres

For server halls and data centres, electricity is not just an operating cost – it is a business-critical prerequisite. Servers, cooling systems, redundancy solutions, UPS systems, and security infrastructure are operational around the clock, all year round.

Refrigeration plants

For businesses with refrigeration plants, electricity is an absolutely crucial operating cost. Cooling and freezing systems are often running around the clock and account for a large part of the total energy consumption.

Churches & parishes

Church buildings are among the most energy-intensive properties in Sweden. Large volumes, heavy stone walls, high ceilings and the need for a stable indoor climate for organs, artworks and heritage interiors mean heating and ventilation consume a great deal of electricity – especially during the winter months when prices peak.

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