Understand the baseline
Bring your usage, bills, and renewal dates together. Know what you are buying before deciding how to buy it.
U.S. BUSINESS ENERGY. BETTER DIRECTED.
Less energy
uncertainty.
More possibility.
Your business has bigger things to power.
Bring clarity to your energy costs, contracts,
and what comes next.
For businesses across deregulated U.S. energy markets.
A better outlook starts with a better plan.
YOUR NEXT ENERGY DECISION
See the whole picture.
PriceTimingRisk
One strategy, built around your business.
Built for businesses
that keep things moving.
01 / THE WATTCREST APPROACH
Energy is a line item.
It deserves a strategy.
A low headline rate is only part of the story. Your usage, contract terms, renewal timing, and appetite for risk all belong in the conversation.
Start with your business. Understand your options. Make the next move with the full picture.
Compare what matters
Look beyond the rate to term length, pass-through charges, volume flexibility, and the total cost.
Plan the next move
Build a procurement brief around your budget priorities and operational needs, with clear questions for suppliers.
02 / THE ENERGY DECISION LAB
Your energy decision.
Before you make it.
Turn “what if?” into a clearer picture.
Stress-test a buying scenario in real time.
No email needed to explore.
YOUR SCENARIO / ANNUAL SUPPLY COSTILLUSTRATIVE
Fixed scenario costs less by$7,500
when the comparison rate increases by 20%.
Market-linked scenario$60,000
Fixed-price scenario$52,500
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Your break-even point is a 5% increase in the comparison rate. Above that, this fixed-price scenario has a lower modeled supply cost.
Supply cost only. Excludes delivery, taxes, fees, broker compensation, and changes in usage. Assumes each modeled rate applies to all annual usage. Actual contracts and market-linked pricing can work differently.
What is this model calculating?
Annual supply cost = annual usage × rate in cents ÷ 100. The market-linked scenario applies your chosen price change to the comparison rate for the entire year. The fixed scenario uses your entered fixed rate. Break-even change = (fixed rate ÷ comparison rate − 1) × 100. This simplified sensitivity model does not forecast prices, recommend a contract, or guarantee savings.
03 / BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Different operations.
The same need for clarity.
Manufacturing & industrial
Put production schedules, volume commitments, and budget exposure at the center of your buying brief.
LOAD PROFILE · VOLUME FLEXIBILITYHospitality & retail
Make room for seasonal demand and changing trading patterns when comparing your next contract.
SEASONAL USAGE · COST VISIBILITYProperty & multi-site
Bring scattered renewal dates and site-level requirements into one coordinated procurement conversation.
RENEWAL PLANNING · PORTFOLIO VIEWYOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Let's put your energy
to better work.
Request a business energy review.
Tell us about your business and your next renewal.
(708) 708-0870
mike@wattcrestenergy.com · jay@wattcrestenergy.com
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Have a recent bill and your contract end date handy.
Those two details make a better starting point.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Is the Decision Lab a supplier quote?
No. It is an illustrative calculator using the inputs you provide. Supplier availability, eligibility, final pricing, and contract terms require a separate review.
What should I prepare for an energy review?
A recent bill, annual usage if available, your current supply contract, its end date and notice requirements, and the locations you want reviewed.
Can every business choose its energy supplier?
Our focus is businesses across all deregulated U.S. states. Supplier choice and product availability vary by state, utility territory, service type, and eligibility. Availability must be confirmed for each business location.
How should I compare brokerage fees?
Ask how the broker is paid, whether compensation is included in a quoted rate, and whether any separate fees apply. Request the disclosure in writing before agreeing to a service.