FEATURE Dunore Energy


It’s a case of having the right connections


Jon Newsham Founder of Dunore Energy


Detailed, expert knowledge combined with close working relationships with the distribution networks from the outset can smooth the process of bringing or reconnecting utilities to a construction site or development project. Dunore Utility Connections is a full project management service for the construction and property development sector, getting involved from as early as the fi rst identifi cation of a potential site right through to connections going live when the work is done. Jon Newsham, the founder of Dunore Energy, a utilities partner that


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specialised in negotiating and recommending gas, electricity and water contracts for business across the region, has put his extensive knowledge to good use and turned his attention to the needs of the construction and development sector. Dunore Utility Connections can become


involved at any stage of the process, using its existing relationships with providers to drive a project forward and identify and meet clients’ needs. “We have always worked with clients who


needed a new utility connection or a supply change,” explained Jon. “We came to realise that dealing with the networks is not necessarily the easiest part of the process and developers and commercial clients trying to sort utilities out themselves might not always be getting the best customer service or the best delivery timescales. “Because Dunore has established relationships with the networks and industry bodies we can


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