Multi-site Brisbane energy broker, tender to the C&I panel, bank the saving.
If you've got multiple meters, multiple sites, or a single site north of 100 MWh/year, your contract belongs on a different panel. We aggregate, package, and tender.
SME vs C&I, which one are you?
Above ~100 MWh/year electricity, retailers stop quoting off published SME rates and start quoting on tender. The tender panel is tighter, but the pricing is sharper, and we only put your load to select, trusted retailers who believe in fair pricing and honest account management. An incumbent renewal is quoted knowing nobody else has been asked. A tender is quoted knowing they have.
What a C&I tender looks like.
Usage history
We gather 12 months of bills for every site, and your interval data where you already have it. That is what a retailer prices against.
Profile + load factor packaging
We compile your load shape into a tender pack, peak demand, energy by time band, load factor, capacity demand reservation.
Request-for-bid to the panel
We put the same pack to every retailer on our panel that can price a load your size, in your state. They bid against each other on apples-to-apples terms, and you see every price we were given, including the ones that came back worse.
Single-sheet comparison
Every offer on one page. Energy rate, network passthrough, environmental costs, contract length, exit terms.
Recommend and execute
We tell you which one we'd take. You sign LoA. We switch you.
Bigger sites belong on a bigger panel.
Tighter panel, sharper pricing. Above ~100 MWh/year, retailers stop quoting off published SME rates and start quoting on tender. The panel is tighter, but the bids come in keener.
Multiple sites under one ABN? Aggregating them into a single tender block usually beats letting each site quote alone, even when individual sites are under 100 MWh. The combined volume buys you C&I treatment.
Larger sites often have their capacity demand reservation set during fitout and never reviewed. If your actual demand is well below the reservation, you're paying network fees on capacity you don't use.
Who we put your tender in front of.
We package your usage once, then put the same pack to every retailer on our panel that can price it, so they bid against each other on apples-to-apples terms.
Aggregation and capacity demand.
Multi-site aggregation
Multiple sites under one ABN? Aggregating them into a single tender block usually beats letting each site quote alone, even when individual sites are under 100 MWh. The combined volume buys you C&I treatment.
Whether it is five sites or thirty, the mechanics are the same and the package is bigger. Aggregating them into one tender is what gets the volume treated seriously.
Capacity demand review
Larger sites often have their capacity demand reservation set during fitout and never reviewed. If your actual demand is well below the reservation, you're paying network fees on capacity you don't use. We review and apply to Energex for a reduction where the maths works.
Send 12 months of bills, we'll tender to the C&I panel.
Multiple meters, multiple sites, or a single site north of 100 MWh. We aggregate, package, and tender.