No-commitment offer: the essentials
The no-commitment offer has no minimum term. It covers delivery points whose future is uncertain, without tying the authority to a long contract. The price is not locked in over time.
Who is it for, and for what uses?
It suits local authorities with a short or uncertain need: a building under works or due to be sold, a site changing use, a new delivery point, the period between two contracts. For your stable needs, a fixed or indexed offer, resulting from a tender, remains clearer.
What it changes for you
You cover a transitional need without committing the authority for several years. Once the building's situation has stabilised, we review it with you to prepare the offer for your next tender.
Our solution
An offer designed for transitional needs, built on three points:
| Criterion | With Eneffic |
|---|---|
| Term | No minimum term |
| Price | Given before signature, not locked in over time |
| Start-up | Supplier-switch formalities handled by us |
Thomas's take, our expert
For a building in transition, the key is not to commit the authority for longer than necessary. I offer a short contract and come back to you when the situation stabilises.
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
Talking through the delivery point
We pin down the building's use and the likely length of the need.
Choosing the offer
We check with you that this way of buying is suitable.
Start-up
We handle the supplier switch.
Checkpoint
We prepare the next step with you: next tender or a lasting offer.
Key takeaways
No minimum term
You do not commit the authority for several years.
A price not locked in
It is given before signature and can change.
A bridge between two contracts
You move to a lasting offer once the need is clear.
