Costs

Costs

You might be surprised by the affordability of GreenPower.

 

Many businesses find that their electricity plan is outdated and that they can actually cut costs by changing their plan. The new plan, combined with the GreenPower component (5-8 c/kWh), which can be offset as energy efficiency, means overall there is no added cost incurred. In fact, businesses often end up saving money off their electricity bills.

 

The case studies below show that switching to GreenPower is the easiest way to reduce your business emissions, and it doesn’t have to cost your business anything.

Beaton Consulting  has converted to a 25% GreenPower energy plan which will reduce its annual energy costs by $2,400.

 

Stadium Signs uses less than 40 mwh of electricity per year, but was still able to reduce its carbon footprint by 1.3 tonnes and save on its electricity bills.

 

Unipod is projected to save $21,000 annually by switching to a new energy plan, including 10% GreenPower. (link to case study initially choosegreenpower website until case studies are ok on our website, after that page 1.4 on our website).

If you have a large business (use 160MWh per annum or more), you can request an online quote to a tender here, (link to quotation form)

Small- to medium-sized businesses (less than 160 MWh per annum) can make the switch through their energy retailer or through a decoupled contract with our GreenPower providers over the phone or online.

For a cost comparison of different accredited GreenPower providers and more information on making the switch, click here.

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