Commercial Supply
Power New England serves high-end electricity consumers across New Hampshire with a focus on:
- Colleges and Universities
- Hospitals
- State, County and Local
- Governments
- Retail Chains
- Auto Dealers
- Property Management Firms
- Manufacturing Facilities
- Wastewater Treatment Plants
- Hotels and Lodging
- Establishments
- Entertainment Venues
Pass Through Wholesale Pricing
With the PNE Market Pricing Package, the price you pay for electricity changes from hour to hour according to the wholesale market prices in your service area. Most of the time, the hourly wholesale market prices are lower than the fixed prices you are paying now, especially during the off Peak (11pm – 7am M-F & All day Sat and Sun) when pricing typically plummets with decrease in regional demand on the grid.
If your company operates 20% or more in the off peak and places a high importance on maximized savings, no better pricing model exists.
Fixed Pricing
Fixed pricing is the traditional pricing mechanism used throughout the industry. This offering, as the name implies, guarantees a customer a single fixed price for the contracted length and volume of the supply arrangement.
Fixed prices are most attractive for customers interested in saving some money against their host utility, while ensuring that they maintain a requisite level of budget certainty.
Block and Index Pricing
Block and Index Pricing is a unique offering that encompasses the best qualities of both Fixed Pricing and Real Time. Under this pricing format, the customer locks in a certain percentage of their electricity at a fixed rate and the rest at Real Time.
Depending on the size and needs of the customer the fixed portion can encompass as much or as little of their portfolio as is desired. This is a great way for customers to participate in the marketplace, while protecting themselves from short term volatility.