A number you can actually budget from
Non-commodity costs — network fees, levies, the charges that fund the grid — make up more than half of most business energy bills. They're set by government and network bodies, not suppliers, and no one can negotiate them away. What a supplier can do is show them clearly, tell you what each one funds, and tell you when they're likely to change. Cofton's bill does that. When a charge moves, they see which line moved and why. No bill shock. No chasing invoices for an explanation.
A saving most businesses never see
P442 is a mechanism that reduces certain network charges for businesses that qualify. It exists in the market, but it's rarely accessible to businesses that don't have the legal team or contract complexity to negotiate their way to it. tem makes RED Plus available to all RED™ customers, regardless of size or usage. For Cofton, that's a credit of £1,161.67 each month on Site 1. tem enrolled them from day one and applied the benefit retroactively across the full contract. Eleven months of credits arrived in a single statement: £12,700 back at once.
Buying and selling - one supplier
As of July 2026, Cofton's on-site solar generation sells back through tem. The same invoice that shows what the park pays now shows what it earns. And it's generation that goes straight back into our portfolio, ready to help another business strip away the wholesale transaction costs.
