• Have you explored opportunities to reduce your consumption?

• Have you had a free site visit to address reduction of energy currently utilized?

• Are you familiar with government grants and subsidies that exist to reduce consumption?

• If you are currently under contract, what are your options at the end of your contract term?

• What steps must you take to ensure that you are not automatically renewed?

• What can you do if your utility bill indicates automatic renewal has occurred?

• Are there hidden costs associated with certain offers?

• Is load balancing/following a feature that your company would benefit from?

• Which offer best fits your specific energy needs?

• Can you aggregate multiple locations to receive a better price?

• Are there any savings that can be realized with transportation agreements?

• What is the risk tolerance of your company?

• Is your account subject to Return to Systems rule (Natural Gas)?

• How much exposure to the open market can your budget support?

• Can you dedicate yourself full-time to research this high area of cost?

Example: Does it take 2 to 3 billing cycles to release a customer from the Utility?

Some say: "It takes 2 to 3 billing cycles to release a customer"

Truth is:   Don't believe it. All natural gas marketers use the computer system provided by your utility to both enroll and release customers. Typically, if a Request to Cancel is received by Enbridge at least 4 days prior to the end of the month (16 days for Union Gas) you can be released back to the Variable Market Rate of your utility for the first day of the following month.

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