a customised strategy
Together we define a procurement strategy that corresponds with your goals.
With your individual procurement strategy, you benefit from market trends. You can leave the implementation of the strategy to us.
You have an overview of purchasing prices at all times, as well as the partial quantities you’ve received. And because we monitor your portfolio on your behalf, you never have to miss a change in the market.
Electricity from ewz is completely renewable. This allows you to reduce your company’s environmental footprint. You can have some or all of your electricity provided as green power – it’s your choice.
Tariff for alternative energy
Every distribution network operator is under obligation to supply energy to customers who don’t have an energy supply contract and to charge it at the tariff for alternative energy (in German). The alternative tariff can also change during the year depending on current market prices. If you have any questions, netzkundenanliegen@ewz.ch or your personal contact will be happy to help.
Additional services
With automatic contract extension on request: move with the market in the long term and reduce your outlay on procurement and contract management. On request we can also keep you up to date on price developments in the electricity market.
Electricity origin
An individual electricity mix, defined around your requirements from a range of renewable sources – with the option of ‘naturemade’ certification.
Seven steps to optimum electricity procurement: early electricity procurement secures your long-term business success.
How important is the point in time at which electricity is purchased?
Over time electricity prices undergo major fluctuation. You can save a lot of money by monitoring and exploiting this fluctuation. The point in time at which electricity is procured is much more important for the price than usage patterns or volumes.
How are electricity prices determined?
The Swiss electricity price is closely aligned with German and French electricity prices, as well as cross-border prices. The market price on the exchange is the point where supply and demand meet, although demand is relatively stable.
