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What stands between today and a clean SECR disclosure for FY25/26.
| Total UK energy | 10,310,311 kWh |
| Above 40,000 kWh exemption | Yes — disclosure required |
| Readings that are actual, not estimated | 98.72% |
| Meters with estimated reads | 2 |
| Emission factor set | desnz-2025 (unverified) |
Estimated reads are excluded from baselines and will be disclosed in the data-quality appendix: bath-milsom-elec, edinburgh-george-elec.
Ranked by severity, then by annual cost. Every figure links to the data behind it.
Gas use runs about 13% above what Coventry Production Kitchen's electricity use implies on Tuesday and Thursday (207 days examined). Gas and electricity normally rise and fall together with covers served, so gas moving on its own suggests it is not producing output.
→ Check for equipment left running or a failed control.
Load rose by 261% on 2025-11-12 and has stayed there — about £10,689 a year. A persistent step usually means a setting changed or new equipment was installed.
→ Confirm what changed on or around 2025-11-12.
Cardiff Castle Street used 1.6 kWh per cover against a cafe_restaurant median of 1.2, a gap of 32%. The comparison is weather-adjusted and normalised by kWh per cover.
→ Compare plant, settings and opening hours against Birmingham Bullring.
25% of consumption falls in off-peak hours, but the site is on Fixed single rate. Re-pricing the same consumption under Day / night time-of-use would have cost £18,804 less over 2024-04-01 to 2026-03-31.
→ Ask your supplier to quote Day / night time-of-use at renewal. This compares the same consumption under both contracts; it assumes no change in usage.
8% of consumption falls in off-peak hours, but the site is on Half-hourly pass-through. Re-pricing the same consumption under Fixed single rate would have cost £9,149 less over 2024-04-01 to 2026-03-31.
→ Ask your supplier to quote Fixed single rate at renewal. This compares the same consumption under both contracts; it assumes no change in usage.
Weekend load stays at 60% of a typical weekday. Sites of this type usually fall below 25%.
→ Identify what remains energised at weekends and whether it needs to be.
24% of consumption falls in off-peak hours, but the site is on Fixed single rate. Re-pricing the same consumption under Day / night time-of-use would have cost £3,981 less over 2024-04-01 to 2026-03-31.
→ Ask your supplier to quote Day / night time-of-use at renewal. This compares the same consumption under both contracts; it assumes no change in usage.
The minimum overnight load has risen from 4.52 kW to 5.77 kW over 12.0 months — about £3,289 a year if it continues. A steady climb like this usually means equipment degrading rather than a change in trading.
→ Inspect refrigeration seals, door heaters and any always-on plant at Bristol Harbourside.
Load ramps up at 05:30 but the site opens at 08:00, costing about £1,049 a year.
→ Trim the start time toward 07:30 and check whether the space still reaches temperature in time.
6% of readings for 2026-01-12 to 2026-02-22 are estimated rather than actual. These are excluded from baselines and flagged in the statutory report.
→ Ask the supplier for actual reads covering 2026-01-12 to 2026-02-22.
6% of readings for 2026-01-12 to 2026-02-22 are estimated rather than actual. These are excluded from baselines and flagged in the statutory report.
→ Ask the supplier for actual reads covering 2026-01-12 to 2026-02-22.
van-07 averaged 26.4 mpg over 2024-04-01 to 2026-03-31, down 10% from 29.4 mpg.
→ Book a service check — tyre pressures, filters and driving pattern.
Consumption on 2025-02-18 was 21,709 kWh against an expected 16,747 kWh after adjusting for weather and trading hours.
→ Check for equipment left running or a failed control.
5 detector runs were skipped because the data does not support them. Absence of a finding in these areas is not evidence of absence.