Matthew Brannelly — How to Transition a Business to a Small Contract by Reducing its Energy Load

Matthew Brannelly recently made a keen observation when he said that many businesses and organizations are today grappling with the high cost of energy, and are constantly looking for solutions on how to save on energy.

With energy still a significant expense for business, through the Orbit Hub, several measures have been put in place to assist Not for Profit organizations and businesses tackle the elephant in the room once and for all.

Together with other like minded stakeholders and partners, Matthew Brannelly and his team have been able to bring into the equation people who perfectly understand how electricity contracts work.

One area often ignored is the way network charges, energy billings, and metering is costed, and the terms of contracts. It is also very important for organizations to look at their consumption rates. Tackling consumption and understanding contracts will help the Not for Profit entities and businesses make better decisions when it comes to possibly transition from a large to a small business contract. This transition would allow the organization to remove peak demand charges and move to a lower flat rate.

It is only after reviewing all these areas that Orbit Hub will offer recommendations on how to go about reducing consumption and energy costs. It has proved to be very effective as many entities have been able to choose the right companies for their energy solutions and have also been able to adapt very effective measures in the management of their power consumption and contractual agreements on the same.

According to Matthew Brannelly, this is one of the main reasons as to why Orbit Switch was created…. To offer long term solutions to those organizations who feel like they are getting a raw deal in terms of energy consumption's with their current energy providers.

Orbit Switch brings together a group of energy consultants and specialist product providers to help organizations seeking to transition from large to small business contracts.