The most expensive 90 days of an energy contract are the ones before it ends.
If you let your contract roll to default rates at expiry, you're typically paying 15–30% above market. Get your bill to us 60–90 days out.
Three things can happen when a contract ends.
Commercial energy contracts typically run 12, 24, or 36 months. At the end, three things can happen:
You sign a new fixed contract
Usually at terms set by the incumbent retailer, who knows you're already on the meter.
You let it roll to default rates
Frequently 15–30% above the market for that load size.
You re-quote to the panel
Which is what we do. Same site, sharper pricing, switched cleanly at expiry.
How we run a renewal, start to finish.
90 days out
We pull your meter data and shop the panel.
60 days out
Comparison sheet on your desk. Recommendation made.
30 days out
Letter of Authority signed. New retailer notified.
Day 1 of new term
Switch completes. Same wires, lower bill.
It's not too late to switch.
It's not too late. If you've been on default rates for a few months, the saving on the next switch is bigger, there's more to make up. Send your most recent bill and we'll move fast.
We check every year, mid-term or not.
We review your contract annually whether you're mid-term or not. Mid-contract savings come from tariff right-sizing, capacity demand reductions, or moving between flat and time-of-use as your usage shifts. Often there's nothing to do, but we check.
Renewing in the next 90 days?
Send us your bill now and we'll have a comparison ready 60 days before expiry.