At Watt Utilities, we specialise in serving Strata & Body Corporates, Small Medium Enterprise (SME) and Commercial and Industrial (C&I) customers.
Discover how Watt Utilities combines cutting-edge technology, hassle-free management, and years of experience to optimise your energy costs.
Our customers appreciate professionalism, consistency, and working with knowledgeable, experienced energy brokers who specialise in the energy market, providing energy audits, energy advice and energy procurement to Australian businesses of all types and sizes.
We deal exclusively with SME and C&I energy portfolios, leveraging our expertise in assisting a range of company structures including Strata and Body Corporate.
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We find the most cost-effective energy contract available and proactively manage your entire energy portfolio.
Each solution is unique and the costs associated with each solution vary accordingly. All our fees and charges comply with the National Customer Code.
Through our comprehensive tender process and unique online portal measuring and managing all your energy.
Watt Utilities can assist you in various ways. We offer a no-obligation review of your current contract to identify potential savings. Our services include providing access to our secure Utilities Management Portal for informed decision-making on accounts, examining current contracts hidden costs, savings opportunities, and negotiating new agreements.
As part of our service, we continuously monitor and analyse the electricity market to determine the optimal timing for tendering a new contract, rather than basing it solely on the existing contract's end date. However, customers are always free to tender a new contract whenever they choose, regardless of our recommendations.
Customers without a negotiated rate are charged the retailer's default rate, which is applied when their contract expires. Default rates are typically higher and can be up to three times the negotiated rate.
Yes, when your current agreement expires, but you may extend your agreement anytime.
If you are a small market customer, you are not locked into a contract and you can change retailers any time.
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