Energy Procurement

The ongoing de-regulation of natural gas and electricity markets throughout the United States and Canada has provided industry with great opportunities to be directly involved in controlling the price of energy. Along with this tremendous opportunity comes the equally significant responsibility of skillfully traversing complex domestic and global commodity markets. Considering the constant state of flux and potentially overwhelming number of factors that impact energy commodity prices, navigating these diverse energy markets requires a seasoned, macro-level approach.

Legacy Energy is proud to serve as your trusted, unbiased partner for all of your energy procurement needs, including natural gas, electricity, fuel oil, propane and diesel. We are not affiliated with, nor do we derive hidden compensation from energy suppliers. Our extensive knowledge of each deregulated market allows us to quickly and accurately proffer and evaluate the most qualified suppliers in your area. Additionally, our in-depth experience with each market’s qualified energy suppliers allows us to focus on those available programs that best serve your energy profile.

Because energy expenditures are often among our clients’ most significant non-employee related expenses, we go to great lengths to understand in as much detail as possible your goals and objectives for energy procurement. Your energy procurement objectives are identified in concert with you and are wholly tailored to your company-specific operating requirements. Several of the factors that are analyzed to determine your procurement objectives are your company’s:

• budget risk-tolerance level
• budget-certainty requirements
• tolerance level for physical hedging of future energy needs
• tolerance level for financial hedging of future energy needs
• financial and credit factors

With over $300 million of annual energy procurement under active management, Legacy Energy has the scale, market-presence and demonstrated expertise necessary to keep you and your company at the forefront of maximized energy procurement savings. For additional details on a few of the procedures used to balance your energy procurement objectives, please visit our Physical and Financial Risk Management page.