Energy Procurement

Energy Procurement

The Energy Alliance has developed strong and long standing relationships with all of the major and second tier energy retailers in Australia. Working closely with large commercial and industrial business groups, franchise groups and associations, we utilise our vast knowledge and industry experience to achieve outcomes that these groups would be unable to achieve without engaging us to provide our procurement services.

Once our customers have submitted their most recent energy bill for our free analysis we undertake the following process:

  • Utilising our proprietary bill analysis software we determine the energy retailers that are best suited for that customer’s particular patterns of energy usage
     
  • We then negotiate with the selected energy retailers to obtain the best possible rates and terms
     
  • Once we have received all possible pricing options, we prepare a detailed energy analysis which outlines the amount we can save our customers should they choose to adopt our recommendation
     
  • From that point, if the customer proceeds, we facilitate the contract with the recommended energy retailer
     
  • Post commencement, we check the first invoice to ensure that the terms agreed with the retailer have been reflected in the retailer’s billing
     
  • Our relationship with our customers continues through the life of their energy contracts to ensure that at all times billing is accurate and that our customers receive the appropriate level of service and responsiveness from the energy retailers

“We have a large campus in Sydney Olympic Park and our energy costs were continuously increasing. We sought out The Energy Alliance based on the recommendation of one of our directors and within two weeks The Energy Alliance had procured savings of over 20% for us and had renegotiated our tariffs as well, resulting in further energy savings. I found The Energy Alliance to be trustworthy partners in this process and I would highly recommend them to any other business looking to reduce their energy costs”

Dean and CEO of Australian College of Physical Education

Debbie Le Roux - Dean and CEO of Australian College of Physical Education