General explainer · Site-specific conclusions require the actual tariff, contract and operating information.
Use the right records and units.
A gas review begins with the invoices, contract terms, meter information and the units being billed. Electricity calculations should not be reused without accounting for how gas is measured and charged.
Understand the seasonal pattern.
Heating, process use and production schedules may create different consumption patterns. Compare an offer against a representative baseline, and identify whether the available records capture seasonal changes.
Examine the contract structure.
Supply charges, usage blocks, quotation terms and any relevant network or transportation components need to be read in the context of the actual contract. Customer eligibility and available products determine the procurement options.
Leave the long-term question open.
A contract review can sit alongside an assessment of equipment efficiency or electrification. The appropriate option depends on the process, technical constraints and a realistic cost comparison.
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