How Energy Relief Vault works

Technology handles repeatable work; Myriad specialists retain responsibility for material technical judgement, exceptions and final application positions.

We collect core manufacturing evidence once, then assess its relevance across BICS, CCL, CCA and Supercharger.

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01

Assess

Establish which opportunities may apply.

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02

Provide evidence

Bills, site, product and production information.

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03

Analyse

Structure and check evidence and identify gaps.

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04

Specialist review

Myriad reviews technical judgement, allocations and exceptions.

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05

Apply

Prepare relevant application material and review it with the client.

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06

Monitor

Manage declarations, reviews, renewals and ongoing requirements.

Inside the process

What the journey looks like in the Vault.

Each stage is visible to your team, from engagement to an evidence-backed manufacturing model.

01 / Clear engagement

Start with the terms and obligations visible.

The configured fee schedule, evidence-retention obligation and authorised acceptance are confirmed before the assessment workspace opens.

Energy Relief Vault commercial terms screen using synthetic company data, showing service terms, evidence retention and authorised acceptance checks.
Energy Relief Vault executive assessment overview using synthetic manufacturer data, showing review status, progress, deadlines and outstanding actions.
02 / Executive visibility

Know the status without chasing updates.

Progress, deadlines, electricity scope, assumptions, specialist ownership and the remaining client actions are brought into one view.

03 / Evidence transparency

Keep assumptions visible and reviewable.

Evidence and AI-assisted assumptions remain attributable and can be corrected or overridden when client records support a different value.

Vault evidence screen using synthetic equipment data and showing a register of reviewable AI assumptions and configured values.
Vault manufacturing model using synthetic data, showing production lines, products, dedicated machines and shared equipment.
04 / Manufacturing depth

Model complex sites without flattening the detail.

Production lines, products, dedicated machinery and shared equipment are structured so allocations can be understood and reviewed.

Product views use one coherent synthetic manufacturing engagement. No client data is shown.

What the Vault handles and what specialists decide

The Vault structures evidence and tracking; specialists review material judgements and prepare the application.

Technology Tasks

  • Organise and store evidence in a structured format
  • Extract base information from bills
  • Apply preliminary eligibility rules
  • Identify gaps in required documentation
  • Maintain unalterable audit history
  • Track 5-year compliance lifecycles

Specialist Tasks

  • Exercise material technical judgement
  • Resolve complex SIC and HS6 classifications
  • Calculate complex energy pro-rating
  • Review landlord or private-wire arrangements
  • Formulate final application positions
  • Oversee formal submissions to authorities
Controlled decisions

Human review before company approval.

Material assumptions are reviewed by Myriad specialists, with the resulting assessment then held for an authorised company decision.

01 / Specialist governance

Judgements are recorded, not hidden.

Reviewers can compare evidence and configured values, document a rationale, request more information and control the final assessment position.

Myriad specialist review workspace using synthetic data, showing an AI assumption, evidence values, assessment impact and documented resolution controls.
Energy Relief Vault reports and client approval screen using a synthetic BICS assessment, with specialist-controlled status and company approval actions.
02 / Company control

The application position remains subject to company approval.

The approved calculation pack is presented for authorised review, with a clear option to approve the position or request a change or clarification.

Product views use one coherent synthetic manufacturing engagement. No client data is shown.

Frequently asked questions

What finance teams usually want to know

Practical answers about scope, evidence, control and decision-making.

What happens before we commit to an assessment?

The scope, configured fee schedule, evidence-retention obligations and authorised acceptance are made clear before the assessment workspace opens.

What does it cost to use the tool, and when are fees payable?

There is no charge to use the public bill estimator and no upfront consultancy fee. If you proceed with the BICS service, the applicable fee schedule is confirmed before the assessment workspace opens. Fees are calculated quarterly from actual verified BICS benefit. No claim, no fee.

What information will our finance team need to provide?

The assessment may use company and site details, electricity bills, product information and relevant production records. Evidence can be gathered in stages, and the Vault shows what is still needed.

Will you consider more than one energy-relief scheme?

Yes. Core manufacturing evidence is assessed for relevance across BICS, CCL, CCA and Supercharger. The review also considers where schemes overlap, because relief cannot simply be duplicated on the same electricity.

How long does the assessment take?

Timing depends on site complexity, the evidence available and the relevant scheme deadlines. Progress, outstanding actions and deadlines remain visible so your team can see what is holding up the assessment.

How is AI used, and who makes the final judgement?

Technology helps extract and structure information and can suggest preliminary assumptions. Those assumptions remain visible and reviewable. Myriad specialists retain responsibility for material technical judgement and the final application position.

Can the process handle multiple or complex sites?

Yes. The review can account for multiple sites, production lines, shared equipment, landlord arrangements and private-wire supplies. Complex allocations and exceptions are reviewed by a specialist rather than decided automatically.

Are eligibility or savings guaranteed?

No. An assessment is indicative and is not a Government eligibility decision or a guarantee of savings. Eligibility and relief depend on the applicable scheme rules, evidence and the relevant authority’s decision.

Who approves the final position?

Your company does. Myriad specialists review material assumptions and prepare the assessment position, but an authorised company representative must approve it or request a change before submission.

Start with your site and evidence.

Assess whether your site may qualify and begin the indicative assessment process today.

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