Energy for business
Pay the right price for electricity and gas
Independent procurement for small businesses, multi-site groups, charities and large C&I users.
Who it's for
From one shopfront to a national portfolio
Small business
One to five sites. A quick review and a better contract.
Multi-site groups
Childcare, retail, hospitality and other groups with many sites to manage.
Charities and not-for-profits
Every dollar saved on energy goes back into the mission.
Large C&I
High-usage commercial and industrial sites, electricity and gas.
What's included
Independent from bill to contract
Bill review
What you pay now, and whether it's competitive.
Market tender
Your requirements taken to an established retailer panel.
Offer comparison
Offers set side by side in plain English.
Bill audit and error recovery
Bills checked for errors, and overcharges chased back.
Metering fee negotiation
Metering charges reviewed and negotiated down.
Demand response and batteries
Advice on earning from flexible load and battery storage.
Solar and PPA review
On-site solar and power purchase agreements checked against the market.
How it works
Three steps from bill to better contract
- 1
Send a recent bill
Upload it from your phone or desk, and sign the letter of authority on screen.
- 2
We go to market
MWC takes your requirements to an established retailer panel and compares the offers.
- 3
You choose
You pick the offer. The contract is directly between you and the retailer.
Your free bill review
What you'll need:
- A recent bill for each site
- Your business details and ABN
- A signature on the letter of authority, on screen
Or scan the QR code on our flyer or card.
How we get paid
Either a fixed fee you agree up front, or a commission paid by the retailer and included in its price. Either way, it's disclosed in writing before you commit.
Common questions
Before you sign anything
Does signing the letter of authority lock me in?
No. It lets MWC request your energy data and pricing. It doesn't let MWC sign, change or end any contract for you, and you can give it to more than one party.
How long does it last?
Three years, or the term of any contract you sign through MWC if that's longer. You can withdraw it in writing at any time.
Who is my energy contract with?
Directly with the retailer you choose.
Does the bill review cost anything?
No. The review is free. How MWC is paid if you go ahead is set out above.