We can get you the biggest possible energy savings for your business without stress.

So how do you stop the increases and keep costs down? You cannot stop the increases in the tariff prices going up, but you can do the following to achieve the best possible outcome.

Step 1: Make sure you are paying the lowest possible price
Negotiate your discount off the regulated tariff rate or a market contract – ERC customer's are achieving up to 40% savings compared to the government gazetted tariff. 
Ensure you have chosen the most beneficial electricity tariff for you. Sometimes it can be as easy as a phone call.

Step 2: Manage Your Demand 
Managing your demand can have a major impact on your electricity bill. Your peak consumption periods may add 10-15% to your total bill in 15 minutes.
Studies have shown by managing your demand you can reduce your electricity costs by up to 40%.

Step 3: Take action in Energy Efficiency Programs
Energy Efficiency Programs - this may include changing consumption patterns, nominating your workplace Energy Champion and investing in Energy Efficiency Hardware options.

Working with and keeping in touch with a trusted Energy Management Business can be helpful for awareness, education, tips and negotiating on your behalf.

ERC does not make money from your electricity, we do not receive a
brokering fee from any retailer and do not receive commission from any metering agent.

This approach ensures you receive an impartial recommendation for the appointment of your retailer following a thorough tender process ERC conducts on your behalf.

      

How to start increasing your profits

Below are some tips of the ways to reduce demand and your electricity
consumption.
  • Find your Energy Champion in your business to drive Energy Efficiency
  • Reduce lighting operating times in car parks and stairwells through intelligent control
  • Look at efficient lighting like Energy Efficient globes, T8 – T5 converters or
    LED
  • Hot water systems such as Heat pumps
  • Renewable energy sources like Solar or Wind
  • Air Conditioning and Refrigeration: Establish minimum performance and monitoring standards. These devices cool to a controlled temperature then turn off or power down, this cycling can be controlled to minimize demand and peak prices.
  • Swimming Pool and Spas: don’t run filters and non essential items in peak times, put a timing controller on the system and switch on if Off Peak.
  • Pumps and Compressors: look at using in Off Peak times

Commercial Clients we have done work for
  • Developers – Managing electricity portfolios and forecasting
  • Strata Companies – Managing electricity portfolios for multiple buildings, Strata Contestability Assessment
  • Hotel and Pub Groups
  • Marinas
  • Retirement Villages and Nursing Homes
  • Hospitality Groups
  • Manufacturing
  • Commercial and Strata Buildings
  • Shopping Centres and Supermarkets
  • Legal  Firms – Providing supporting documentation for cases

Recognising Energy Champions

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Energy Champions is a program that recognises people who are trained to implement measures to reduce energy costs in the home and workplace.

For more information visit www.energychampions.com.au