Edge Utilities conducted a structured procurement process for a leading Australian floral retailer and distribution business, benchmarking the portfolio against the market and negotiating improved commercial outcomes. The resulting agreement delivered approximately $80,000 in annual savings (around 27% of electricity spend).

A large Australian not-for-profit organisation with approximately 500 electricity and gas sites across multiple states engaged Edge to review its energy procurement strategy. Edge consolidated the portfolio and ran a competitive RFP across 16 retailers, assessing multiple contract terms and sustainability options. Through detailed market testing and negotiation, Edge secured a new electricity agreement that delivered 28% savings compared with the organisation's existing arrangement.

A large multi-site organisation with around-the-clock gas consumption engaged Edge to review its gas procurement strategy. Through competitive market testing, detailed contract evaluation, and direct retailer negotiations, Edge secured a new gas supply agreement that reduced the organisation's gas costs by 49% compared with its previous arrangement.

Through a structured RFP process and detailed evaluation of multiple supply options, Edge secured a new electricity agreement for one of Australia's premier integrated tourism and hospitality destinations, delivering approximately $80,000 in annual savings (around 10% of electricity spend). The contract also provides flexibility to incorporate future behind-the-meter renewable energy solutions, supporting both cost optimisation and long-term sustainability objectives.

Through a structured market review and competitive retailer engagement process, Edge identified an alternative electricity supply solution that delivered a 16% reduction in electricity costs for a Queensland-based commercial property investment business. The outcome provided immediate cost savings while ensuring a seamless transition and no disruption to operations.