ENERGY PROCUREMENT
Helping businesses manage energy consumption and cost.
In the current climate, having greater control over your energy expenses can help you manage your cash flow and direct resources to support critical areas of your business.
Sourcing the right electricity contracts for your business can be a complex endeavour.
As business energy experts, we take the time to thoroughly assess your energy requirements, your budgets and sustainability objectives. We closely monitor the Australian energy markets, leveraging our strong relationships with major retailers and decades of commodity markets experience to provide you with independent, tailored advice on the optimal energy agreement for your needs.
We're here to support you every step of the way. We’re your biggest advocate, in your corner to ensure you receive the best possible outcome from the retail market.
A successful energy strategy starts with understanding what your business needs to achieve and how the current energy markets can help you achieve it.
Our team has more than 20 years’ experience supporting companies like yours.
Energy solutions for any size enterprise
Small-to-Medium Enterprise (SME)
SME tariffs are generally agreements that lock in a discount to the Default Market Offer (DMO). The DMO is a regulated, published price set by the energy market regulator and bundles all costs into one rate. Retailers compete by offering you a discount against the DMO or other incentives but SME agreements have no fixed term commitment meaning you can always move to a better deal when the market improves.
Commercial and Industrial (C&I)
Businesses with meters using more than 100,000 kWh per annum (varies by state) are considered to be Commercial and Industrial (C&I) consumers. If that’s you, you can achieve a better energy agreement through tendering for a fixed price agreement.
C&I agreements are unbundled, meaning we can see the cost of every component (power, network, environmentals) and ensure retailers are pricing at the lowest market cost.
Very large energy consumers
For very large energy consumers more retail energy options are available. The industry standard fixed price contract remains one of the most popular contracting options, but you may also want to consider the opportunities made available through “progressive” purchasing.
Fixed price contracts lock in rates for a term of at least 12 months, whilst progressive agreements allow you to make multiple smaller purchases, averaging your final price.