Our partnership with Granular Energy
By: Ben Whitelam, Director of Commercial and Data & Metering Services
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08/10/2024
Updated 20/08/2025 - 1 minute read
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We have partnered with software provider, Granular Energy, to provide business customers with renewable energy matching, enabling a new level of transparency on how and where their power is sourced.
This collaboration marks a key milestone in our long-term commitment to renewable energy and digital innovation to help businesses take greater control of their energy use and decarbonisation efforts.
The new service is designed to provide businesses with detailed information on the source and time of their renewable energy generation, which supports accurate Scope 2 emissions reporting.
Take a look at our video to see how this new service can support UK businesses.
What will the reporting include?
Businesses will receive an annual report, which includes a breakdown showing how much consumption is matched by each asset type, as well as information about carbon impact, based on the difference between location-based emissions of the local grid and the market-based emissions that come from energy purchasing choices.
It will also include specific detail on the certificates that have been allocated, the production devices that are matched to a business’s consumption, as well as charts outlining how consumption is matched with production for each fuel mix disclosure period.
You can find more information here.
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