Leaving procurement until the final few weeks reduces your options and can turn a considered decision into a deadline-driven one.
Starting earlier does not mean buying immediately. It gives you time to:
Understand your market position naked of any embedded commission
Compare contract structures
Track prices against an agreed strategy
Act when the opportunity is right
Good energy procurement is not about predicting the absolute bottom of the market. It is about making informed decisions before the expiry date makes them for you.
If your contract ends within the next 12–18 months, now may be the right time to start looking—not necessarily buying.
If you need help in the current market, get in touch.
The best time to review your energy contract is rarely when it is about to expire.
