Gas Procurement for Large Energy Users
We provide independent gas procurement services for large commercial and industrial customers with annual consumption ranging from 100 TJ to over 5 PJ. Whether you’re exposed to wholesale pricing risk, coming off a legacy contract, or seeking to align gas procurement with decarbonisation goals, we bring structure and clarity to a complex market.
Our services include:
Gas Procurement Strategy Development
We tailor your sourcing approach based on volume, load profile, geographic exposure, and risk appetite, ensuring alignment with internal financial and operational objectives.
Market Engagement and Tendering
We prepare and manage competitive procurement processes or direct negotiations, delivering transparent and auditable outcomes that stand up to probity review.
Retail Contract Evaluation and Negotiation Support
We assess retail offers across multiple pricing structures (e.g., fixed price, pass-through, capacity-based), provide total-cost modelling, and support final negotiations.
Transaction Execution and Documentation
We ensure that execution is seamless, with appropriate commercial protections in place. Our documentation and decision trails support board sign-off and stakeholder confidence.
Gas Contract Types Supported
Retail fixed-price and hybrid contracts
Capacity + usage charge models
Spot-price pass-through
Gas transport + delivery unbundling (if relevant)
With a deep understanding of east coast and west coast gas market dynamics — including supply constraints, LNG linkage, and transport pricing — we ensure your procurement decisions are timely, competitive, and fit for purpose.
Indicative Cost Breakdown for Gas Procurement Advisory
Annual Gas Load | Sites | Common Fee Model | Indicative Fee (ex. GST) |
100 TJ | 1 | Fixed fee | $8,000 – $12,000 |
250 TJ | 2–5 | Fixed fee | $12,000 – $20,000 |
1 PJ | 5–20 | Fixed or tiered | $20,000 – $35,000 |
3 PJ | 10–30 | Fixed + risk overlay | $30,000 – $45,000 |
5 PJ+ | 30+ | Retainer + bespoke modelling | $40,000 – $60,000+ |
Key Variables That Influence Cost:
Number of delivery points (e.g. STTM, GPG, or pipeline-exit zones)
Load shape and usage profile (flat vs peaky, interruptible vs firm)
Contract complexity (e.g. transport negotiation, commodity vs delivery splits)
Governance and reporting requirements (e.g. board papers, ESG alignment)
Get in Touch
500 Terry Francine St.
San Francisco, CA 94158
123-456-7890