MRANTI Utilities & ESG Brief

MRANTI UTILITIES & ESG BRIEF · MONTHLY REVIEW

WHERE ACTION IS CONCENTRATED

OF ELECTRICITY USE SITS IN THE TWO LARGEST ACCOUNTS

01 · ESG OPERATING SNAPSHOT

Resource efficiency, avoidable cost and service continuity — the utility signals that can lead directly to management action.

02 · ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Focus on where demand is rising, where consumption is concentrated and which premises warrant intervention.

Electricity consumption — complete account coverage

FIG. 01 — MONTHLY ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION · FEBRUARY–JULY 2026

Priority electricity accounts — current usage and month-on-month movement

FIG. 02 — HIGH-IMPACT ELECTRICITY ACCOUNTS FOR MANAGEMENT REVIEW

03 · WATER STEWARDSHIP

Usage movement and account concentration reveal where water-efficiency review will have the greatest effect.

Water consumption trend

FIG. 03 — MONTHLY WATER CONSUMPTION · FEBRUARY–JULY 2026

04 · CONTROLLABLE COST

Separate costs management can eliminate from tariff-driven adjustments that should be monitored independently.

FIG. 04 — CONTROLLABLE PENALTY VS EXTERNAL COST ADJUSTMENT

Late-payment surcharge trend

FIG. 05 — MONTHLY LATE-PAYMENT SURCHARGES · FEBRUARY–JULY 2026

05 · SERVICE CONTINUITY & GOVERNANCE

Prioritise active notices by amount and pay-before date so preventable service interruption does not become an operational issue.

Largest active TNB disconnection notices

Premise	Notice amount	Pay before

FIG. 06 — ACTIVE DISCONNECTION NOTICES RANKED BY AMOUNT

MANAGEMENT READOUT

EXECUTIVE ACTIONS

What the utility data asks management to do next.