Multi-Site Energy Procurement: One Contract Across Every Location
If each of your locations is on its own rate and renewal date, you're leaving both money and time on the table.
The problem with site-by-site pricing
Operators with many locations often accumulate a mix of contracts, default rates and renewal dates. Priced one site at a time, you never capture the buying power of the whole portfolio — and admin balloons.
How aggregation works
Portfolio procurement pools your total volume into a single negotiated agreement. More volume means stronger commodity pricing, and one master contract replaces dozens of invoices with a single consolidated bill.
Onboarding new locations
Under a master agreement, new sites join through a standard add-a-site enrollment instead of a fresh negotiation every opening — so growth doesn't create procurement drag.
Works across territories
Even when locations span different utilities or provinces, a specialist coordinates the details so you experience one contract and one point of contact.
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