2013-2016 Commercial Electricity Quotes... For Free

Curious About Your Next Electricity Contract? Just Want An Accurate Rate To Project Future Budget Costs? With 100 Degree Temps Coming,  Is Your Business  Prepared To Accept Much Higher Rates If The New $5,000 Mwh Price Caps Are Reached?  It Doesn't Have To be That Way.          

No Hassle, No Fee, No Obligation 

 

 Today, most energy buyers I contact are so focused on managing the day to day procurement needs in front of them that they often fail to realize what’s going on behind them in their future energy supply chain. With greater and greater frequency I hear the response: “Thank you, but we’re happy with our current contract, try back in a year”. 

  Unfortunately, that response addresses none of your organization’s future needs because until your facilities permanently close you’ll always be in need of electricity. While current cost is certainly important, the predictability of future costs and their impact on your next budget is probably even more important.

Going into the 2013 summer season, electricity prices in Texas now have the potential for some considerable upside movement. Effective June 1st 2013, wholesale electric price caps have been increased to $5,000/Mwh or the retail equivalent of $5.00/kwh at the consumer level. These allowed "spikes" are designed to give generators enough of a financial incentive to build new power plants that can serve the state's ever-growing needs. For Retail Electric Providers the risks of a spike are enormous and would immediately be reflected in new rate offers. Is it worth the risk to leave your future needs unhedged?               

 Back in the summer of  2011, the existing cap of  $3,000/Mwh was reached approximately 20 times. Today, if that same level of load is reached the resulting price is now nearly doubled. In addition, with 2014 and 2015 price caps already set at $7,000 and $9,000, should this year's cap be reached before you sign your next contract, all new rate offers could be substantially higher for years to come. With current 2013-2016 rates still offered near 6 cents, experienced energy buyers know that it's not always about saving money as it is about reducing risks. 

 

Our Risk Free, No Obligation Offer.    

With temperatures now approaching 100 degrees and summer price volatility about to set in, we’ll show you what the lowest commercial rates are for your business based on your usage history for free. Whether you utilize the information to more accurately plan your next budget, or you ultimately decide to reduce your risks and lock in a new rate for forward needs, the decision is your's.

Simply fax or email us a copy of your most recent electricity bill (including your current expiration date) and we’ll contact you with today’s current rates and product offers. If you have any questions about your bill or would like to speak with me directly about this offer, just pick up the phone and call me direct at 972-497-2150. The call is free..you have nothing to lose. 

I look forward to speaking with you soon.