Business electricity, priced to your load
Large power users pay for two things: the energy they consume (kWh) and how hard they hit the grid at peak (kW). We manage both — a competitive commodity contract plus a demand strategy — so your single largest controllable cost stops running on a default rate.
The commodity charge is what you can change
Transmission and distribution — poles, wires and transformers — are regulated and make up roughly half your bill, identical regardless of retailer. The competitive part is the energy/commodity charge. In Alberta's deregulated market, businesses that never actively choose a contract default to the Rate of Last Resort, which is usually more expensive than a competitive rate.
Demand charges: the hidden lever
A demand meter records your highest average draw in a 15-minute interval and bills you on that peak in $/kW. A ratchet can carry that peak for up to 12 months, so a single spike keeps your delivery charges elevated all year. We model your peaks, power factor and load factor to reduce what you overpay — see demand charges explained.
Contract options
- Index — The settlement price passed straight through with a transparent adder.
- Structured block — Secure most of your load at a fixed price and float the balance, in a ratio you set.
- Portfolio — The same structure, built to flex, with site IDs added or removed at no cost across every location.
- Fully fixed — One secured rate for the entire term, zero market exposure.
The best structure depends on your load factor and risk tolerance — see how we structure contracts.
Who this is for
Retailers typically build customized rates for businesses using more than ~250,000 kWh/year. That includes warehouses, manufacturers, agriculture and heavy industry. We serve commercial & industrial accounts only.
Get a competitive electricity contract.
Call 1-587-990-5529 or get my custom quote — a specialist will price your load.