EnergyScope
Renewal date checker
Enter an energy type and contract end date. No registration or contact details are required.
In-browser date planning
Verify the contract end date, then create internal work dates six, three and one month beforehand. Download the result as a calendar file without first providing an email address.
The energy type, date and calculation stay in the browser. Data is submitted only if you separately request an email reminder after seeing the result.
Check before calculating
- Use the end date in the signed contract or written supplier confirmation.
- Keep the contract end date, notice deadline, quote validity and renewal terms separate.
- If documents conflict, mark the date for confirmation rather than choosing the more convenient one.
How to read the result
- Six, three and one month points are work prompts, not statutory or contractual notice periods.
- A passed date does not determine contract status, cancellation rights or a complaint outcome.
- A calendar download creates a file on your device; it does not notify the supplier or terminate a contract.
Your 6, 3 and 1 month planning dates will appear here.
Renewal date questions
How are month-end dates calculated?
The tool uses calendar-month arithmetic. If the target month has no matching day, it uses that month’s last day; for example, six months before 31 August is the last day of February.
Are these the best times to buy?
No. They only help you start organising documents and questions. They do not forecast the market or recommend when to contract.
Is an email reminder a marketing subscription?
No. A service reminder is created only when you request it separately. Ongoing market updates require a different explicit choice.