Licensed power plant management experience
IFA Consulting · Electricity procurement
Explore electricity supply offers for your business.
Assess offers suited to your electricity consumption, together with the pricing model, payment terms and contract scope.
Request an offer reviewStart with an electricity invoice or your annual consumption information.
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Electricity-market experience
Current market conditions in offer assessment
How it helps
Make a clearer electricity procurement decision.
Compare offers on the same basis.
Understand which items the price covers and how the costs differ between offers.
Assess a suitable pricing model.
Review fixed and market-linked pricing options alongside your consumption and budget expectations.
Understand the contract terms upfront.
Consider payment terms, security, contract duration and exit conditions together.
How we proceed
Offer assessment in three steps.
Share your information
Begin with an invoice or annual consumption information.
Assess the options
Work through obtaining and comparing offers for your consumption.
Clarify your decision
Move forward with an assessment of pricing and commercial terms together.
Offer enquiry
Let’s start the offer process for your business.
Begin with your business name, email address and one piece of consumption information.
Don’t have an invoice to hand?
Share your annual consumption or complete the information in an initial discussion.
Frequently asked questions
Before requesting an offer.
Can I enquire without an invoice?
Yes. Share your annual consumption if you know it. If not, you can still enquire; we can complete the technical information in a subsequent discussion.
Can I receive a final price from one invoice?
An invoice starts the initial assessment. A final offer may require more information about your consumption pattern and existing contract.
Does a fixed price mean the whole bill stays fixed?
The price items covered by a fixed rate depend on the offer. Consumption, distribution charges and taxes can separately affect the total bill.