Electricity is a hidden tax on your P&L.

Retailer plans, demand charges, and contract timing quietly push your bill higher than it should be, often by more than your finance team expects. The line items look normal, so most businesses never notice. Here's what to look for, and how we find and fix it for you.

The three biggest leaks

Same bill, very different outcomes.

You and a competitor can sit on the same retailer and pay very different effective rates, depending on how your contract was structured, when you signed, and how your load profile reads on the meter. These are the patterns we look for when we audit your bill.

01Tariff mismatch

Wrong tariff for your usage pattern

Flat rates punish you if your demand is seasonal. Indexed plans hurt when wholesale prices spike. Time-of-use rates only pay off if you can actually shift load. The right plan depends on how your meter reads through the day, week, and year, not what looked cheapest the week you signed.

02Demand charges

Demand charges no one flagged

A single 15-minute peak can set the demand charge across your entire billing period. Most invoices don't surface this in plain language, so the cost driver stays invisible until we map your half-hourly meter data against the tariff structure.

03Renewal timing

Renewal timed against the market

Sign a 24-month fixed plan at a market peak and you lock in losses for two years. Go indexed during a volatile window and you expose yourself to bill swings. Timing matters more than retailers tend to admit.

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