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Buy business electricity the smart way.
Buying power for your business doesn't have to be a guess. How to get suppliers competing, when to lock, and the fine print that quietly costs you — in plain English.
What’s in your electricity bill?
Your bill combines your electricity usage with delivery charges and any fees or credits included in your plan.
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Energy. What you pay for the electricity you use.
Delivery. Your utility delivers power to your business.
Plan details. Fees and credits vary by plan.
How electricity plans are priced
Plans use different pricing structures. Here are a few you're likely to come across.
Time of use. Your rate depends on when electricity is used.
Fixed rate. Your energy rate stays fixed under the terms of the plan.
Variable rate. Your rate can change over time.
Usage credit. A credit applies after reaching the plan's usage requirement.
A few quotes isn’t the same as comparing.
Each supplier quotes on its own terms, so the numbers don't line up. When every supplier bids on the same terms, prices are easy to compare.
| Compared | Separate quotes | Side-by-side bids |
|---|---|---|
| Every supplier prices the same terms | Each sets its own | Yes |
| Usage limits and penalties shown up front | Often buried | Yes |
| Extra fees easy to compare | Hard to tell | Yes |
| Room to negotiate the price | Rarely | Yes |
| Contract terms checked before you sign | Usually not | Yes |
| You choose when to lock in | Whatever it is that day | Yes |
The lowest price isn't always the cheapest. Once you count usage limits, extra fees and the contract terms, the lowest number on paper can end up costing more.
What you end up with. A lower price, clearer contract terms, and a simple record of why you chose it.
What good timing can save. An example for a larger business, by contract length.
Savings compared with signing on the day your contract ends. Top: a well-timed lock. Bottom: an average one.
Questions about energy procurement.
Timing, pricing, contracts, and what to expect when purchasing electricity.
Where to go next. The basics, your city, your utility area, or a benchmark to start from.

Run a real process on your next renewal.
Share your contract end date and how much you use, and we'll lay out the timeline and the best windows to lock.
