Lattes property manager: collective self-consumption deployed
Case study
Companies
Building management
You manage several buildings, so many delivery points (PDL): one per common-area meter. We centralise your electricity contracts, study collective self-consumption with your co-owners and install charging points in common areas. A single contact provides data per building to prepare general meetings.
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Sound familiar?
The situations we meet most often among professionals in your sector.
- 01
Dozens of delivery points to track
One contract per building, different renewal dates: hard to keep an overview.
- 02
Charges to present at the general meeting
Co-owners expect clear figures, building by building.
- 03
Common areas to modernise
Charging points, solar: these projects need a collective framework and a vote.
What you gain
Centralised contracts
A single contact for all your buildings, with a unified deadline calendar.
Collective self-consumption
A building's solar production shared between co-owners and common areas.
AGM reporting
Clear, comparable figures to present and vote on your energy decisions.
Recommended offers
- Our electricity offers
Index-linked offer
The price follows a reference market index and stays within a protective cap.
Discover - Solar
Self-consumption
Use on site the electricity from your solar plant and sell the surplus to the grid.
Discover - EV mobility
EV chargers (IRVE)
Installation, supervision and maintenance of electric-vehicle charging points on your sites.
Discover - Audit & advisory
Energy audit
We measure your consumption and give you a costed action plan ranked by priority.
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How we work with you
- 1
We analyse
We study your consumption, your current contracts and the constraints specific to your trade.
- 2
We build your offer
Fixed, indexed or no-commitment pricing: we choose the formula that matches your consumption profile.
- 3
We follow up
We handle the switch, then follow your contracts and consumption over time.
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Case studies and guides
Real-world feedback and practical guides related to your activity.
Frequently asked questions
The essential answers about our offers and how to subscribe.
Who decides on changing supplier in a co-ownership?
For common areas, the decision generally falls to the general meeting or the board, depending on the rules. We provide comparison elements to ease the vote.
What is collective self-consumption?
A production installation shared between several consumers in the same perimeter, who split the electricity produced. We study feasibility for your buildings.
Can car parks be fitted with chargers?
Yes, via collective solutions in common areas. We help frame the project and identify existing subsidies.
Other activities
Let us talk about your energy needs
Tell us about your situation: an adviser from our team will reply and present the offers that fit your sites and usage.
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