Fixed-price offer: the essentials
With the fixed-price offer, the supply price per kWh in our response to your tender stays unchanged for the whole contract. It makes preparing and voting your budget easier.
Who is it for, and for what uses?
It suits municipalities, EPCI (inter-municipal bodies), syndicates and landlords preparing a budget: town hall, schools, sports facilities, public lighting. We respond to consultations, tenders, framework agreements and joint purchasing groups. The specifications remain yours.
What it changes for you
You know the supply cost of your buildings for the whole contract, which simplifies budget voting and trade-offs between departments. Your consumption is tracked online, per delivery point.
Our solution
Our response to a fixed-price tender covers three points:
| Criterion | With Eneffic |
|---|---|
| Term | The one set by your tender |
| Supply price | Fixed price per kWh for the term, per lot or per building according to your specifications |
| Monitoring | Online consumption, per delivery point |
Thomas's take, our expert
For a local authority, visibility matters more than a hoped-for gain. I look at your delivery points and consumption before preparing the response to your tender.
Thomas, Energy expert
Our support
A single contact supports you at every step, from the initial analysis to long-term follow-up.
YOUR PROJECT STEP BY STEP
Reading the tender
We study your specifications and lots.
Study of your delivery points
We analyse consumption and power of your buildings.
Submitting the offer
We submit our response within the tender deadline.
Start-up and follow-up
We handle the supplier switch and track your consumption.
Key takeaways
A price known for the term
The supply price per kWh does not change during the contract.
A response to your tender
Tenders, framework agreements, joint purchasing groups.
Excluding network and taxes
These regulated components can change during the contract.
