A fixed electricity rate means the contracted supply price is established for a defined period, giving businesses greater predictability when budgeting — though "fixed" doesn't necessarily mean every component of the bill is fixed. To see how this compares to the alternative, read our breakdown of fixed vs. variable pricing.
Before choosing a fixed rate
Understand:
Exactly what the fixed price covers
Contract length
Additional charges
Renewal provisions
What happens when the term ends
A fixed rate can be useful, but it isn't automatically the right choice for every business. Not sure if now's the time? See whether locking in makes sense right now.
Blue Copper Partners helps businesses evaluate pricing structures alongside the rest of the contract.