 Someone won’t show up unexpectedly at your door – with a good offer.
What makes up a good price? This is a question NACC often receives, however we have found that many generic offerings do not bring transparency to the table. A retail offering can not necessarily be compared to a brokers offering as there are many variables such as balancing etc… that must be taken into consideration. The results have been Companies signing contracts and later finding that they are paying more due to being pooled, having to balance, overbuying, etc… A good price is not a boiler-plate agreement. A good price is the direct result of having a professional team understanding your usage patterns, your concerns, your objectives, and advising you of any risks you may be taking on, and then facilitating the option you choose while keeping all of these items in mind. No one that sells energy does it for free. Click here to learn more. “Focus on the items that make-up a proposed price, vs. the actual price… this is a common error we find Companies make time and time again.” says Murray Sheehan, NACC Certified Account Executive. Register for our Information Access to access bimonthly energy reports, buying strategies, and the ability to speak to an energy purchasing expert when you need to. Click here.
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