Commercial tariff and supply optimisation in WA
Most WA commercial sites are on the wrong tariff structure or the wrong supply arrangement for the way they actually use energy. We fix that, working with your existing retailer, not against them.
The wrong tariff is a cost most sites can't see.
A WA commercial energy bill has three or four lines on it. Behind each line is a structure most operators have never had reason to question: a tariff code, a supply contract, a network tariff classification, a demand methodology.
Each of those structures was chosen at some point, usually years ago, often by someone no longer at the business. The site's consumption has changed since. The WA market has changed since. The bill has not been re-examined since.
The cost of standing still on the wrong structure compounds quietly, month after month.
Four lines we check on every commercial bill.
The code on the bill.
Flat rate, time-of-use, demand-weighted, contestable, prescribed. The tariff code on a WA commercial bill makes a material difference to what the same consumption costs. Most sites can be moved to a better-fit structure.
The contract behind the code.
The commercial terms with your retailer. Length, pricing structure, renewal conditions, exit terms. We make sure the contract reflects the way the market is moving, not the way it was when the contract was signed.
The Western Power classification.
The network tariff classification a site sits on determines a large portion of the bill. Sites are often classified on a structure that suited them five years ago and doesn't anymore.
The methodology behind the demand line.
How the demand charge on the bill is calculated and how it's allocated across windows. Often the most expensive line on the bill and the least understood.
We work with your retailer.
Most tariff broking in WA is a retailer-switching exercise dressed up as an optimisation exercise. We don't operate that way.
The right tariff is rarely about which retailer you're with. It's about whether the structure underneath your supply matches the way your site actually uses energy. We fix that first, with whoever you're already buying from.
If the conclusion is that a different retailer is genuinely a better fit for your site, we'll tell you. We won't push it because there's a commission attached.
From bill review to live optimisation.
We read what the site is actually paying for.
We look at the last 12 months of bills, the underlying tariff structure, the supply contract, and the consumption profile. The output is a quantified gap between current arrangements and the best-fit structure for your site.
We work through your retailer.
We negotiate the tariff change, the network reclassification, or the supply variation directly with your retailer. You don't change who you're paying. The structure under the bill changes.
We keep the structure aligned.
Consumption patterns change. Tariffs change. The platform monitors the alignment and flags when the structure needs revisiting. We don't set and forget.
What operators ask about tariffs.
Find the line on your bill that shouldn't be there.
Free bill review. We read what your site is actually paying for and show you the structure that fits. No commitment. Tariff broking sits underneath active management of every other asset on your site.