Switching your Business Electricity Service Provider

It’s Easy to Switch your Business Electricity Service

It’s easy to switch your business electricity service to Direct Energy Business. We take care of all the details and there is never a disruption to your energy supply. This allows you to benefit from our competitive energy rates quickly and easily. You may be paying too much right now so why wait?

Since the mid-1990s when the electricity and natural gas markets began deregulating, many businesses have had the option to choose their energy supplier and cheaper business energy than what is available through basic utility default service. Direct Energy Business makes it easy for you to start saving money on your business energy and here’s how:

Step 1: Get Our Best Small Business Rates in 60 seconds

Get an electricity quote online in less than 60 seconds. So that we can provide you with the most competitive price available to you, please be sure to have a recent electricity bill in-hand. Remember, it takes under a minute to find out if you could be saving money.

Step 2: If You Like What You See, Enroll Online

If you accept our competitive pricing offer, you can enroll online in minutes. You will then receive an email confirming your application to switch your electricity supply to Direct Energy Business.

Step 3: Let Direct Energy Business do the Work for You

A Direct Energy Business representative will work with the local utility company to take care of all of the administrative details so that you can focus on running your business.

Step 4: Welcome to Direct Energy Business

Your service with us will typically begin approximately one to two billing cycles after you apply for service, depending on your utility company.

So go ahead, get a quote today and see how much you could save. How simple was that?

 

Footnote: As a retail energy supplier, Direct Energy Business offers competitive pricing on the rates per kilowatt hour or cubic foot for the generation or supply portion of your bill. Your bill will also include transmission and/or distribution charges from your regional utility.