Energy Cost Reduction & Procurement Services

Reduce Your Energy Costs With Confidence

Smarter Energy. Better Outcomes.

Everything You'd Expect From An Energy Broker. And More

OUTCOMES WE DELIVER

WHY EDGE UTILITIES

Trusted By Australian Organisations Since 2007

$1.5bn+
Energy Spend Managed

$150m+

Client Savings Delivered

20 Years

Energy Market Experience

National Coverage

Spanning Two Decades

Whether you’re approaching a contract renewal, managing a major facility or overseeing a multi-site portfolio, Edge Utilities can help you better understand your options and identify opportunities to reduce energy costs and improve procurement outcomes.

“Reducing our energy costs by 36% was a significant win for the business. Edge Utilities reviewed our energy arrangements and took our portfolio to market, securing a new contract that reduced our energy costs by 36% - representing close to $100,000 in savings over the three-year contract. Energy is a significant operating cost in hospitality, so achieving a result of this size has a meaningful impact on the business. The process was straightforward and the outcome exceeded our expectations.” [August, 2026]

Steps To Success

Step 1

Request your free energy audit

Step 2

Provide a bill & Authorise your review

After you send us a recent energy bill, we’ll provide a Letter of Authority (LOA) for you to sign.

Then we’ll take care of the rest.

Step 3

Accept your offer

Our Satisfaction Guarantee

No savings, no switch.
If your current arrangement is already competitive, we'll tell you.
Either way, you'll have the confidence of knowing your energy costs have been independently reviewed.

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.

Through a competitive market tender involving multiple energy retailers, Edge Utilities delivered significant value for a multi-site hospitality group with sites across Queensland. By independently testing the business' energy requirements against the market, Edge secured a more competitive arrangement that delivered approximately $99,400 in estimated savings over three years, representing an approximate 36% reduction in energy costs.