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Who it is for

For those accountable for the cost of energy.

Companies for which energy is among the largest cost items, where someone is accountable for it and the choice of how to buy it is open.

5,030

companies on CSEA's list of energy-intensive companies for 2025

Source: CSEA (Italy's energy services fund), lists of energy-intensive companies 2025

Finance department

“How much of next year's energy cost is already certain? And who decided it should be that share?”

An approved policy, an always up-to-date coverage position, and a report to take to the board. The energy budget becomes a governed item like the others.

  • Certain and exposed share, by commodity
  • Variance from budget once the period is closed
  • Log of approved decisions

Procurement and energy managers

“The last time you fixed a price, what could you show to explain why that day?”

A tool of your own, not someone deciding for you. Every decision stays on record with its context, and who approves is clear.

  • Today’s price, measured against your budget
  • Offers read from the PDF and compared with the wholesale price
  • An assistant that answers questions about your data
  • Separate proposal and approval

Owners

“When a supplier offers you a fixed price, can you tell whether it is expensive?”

Coverwatt reads the offer, compares it with the wholesale price for the same day and shows you how much the supplier adds on top. It also tells you whether today’s price is high or low against the last two years. How much we earn is written down too, with the amount.

  • Offer read from the PDF
  • Supplier mark-up over the wholesale price
  • Fees stated

Consortia

“How do you show members how their energy was bought?”

A tool for the consortium, not a competitor: the same policy written before and the same report, for every member.

  • Policy and log for each member
  • Report for each member and for the consortium

What you do not need

  • An in-house energy manager

    You still need a person who decides. The tool gives them the market, the data and the reports, so their time goes into decisions.

  • To change supplier

    Buy from whoever you like. Coverwatt does not sell energy.

  • To guess the market

    What you need is a rule written before. The log keeps the rest.

The first step

Start from a bill.

Send us a recent bill and, if you have it, the latest offer you received. We activate your access with your figures already in: what you pay, where today’s price stands against the last two years and your budget, and how much the supplier adds on top of the wholesale price. Then you decide whether it is time to ask for a fixed-price or variable-price offer. No commitment, and no forecasts.

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