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After 30 years in the energy industry, one thing is clear:

No one has a crystal ball.

Even now, forecasting prices is still an educated guess. That’s exactly why we review contracts early - but we don’t push early decisions.

Looking 6–9 months ahead gives us time to:

• Monitor the market properly, not just react to it

• Compare true like-for-like options

• Explain risk, timing, and consequences clearly

During this window, businesses often experience:

• Increased broker calls

• Suppliers pushing early renewals

• “Limited-time” offers that create urgency

Early review is sensible. Early pressure isn’t.

Our role isn’t to rush clients into contracts.

It’s to give them clarity, options, and honest recommendations, then let them decide what’s right for their business.

That approach is why many of our clients stay with us for years.

Planning early creates control.

Rushing decisions removes it.

Why are you looking at my energy contracts 6~9 months before a contract ends?