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With business operating costs continuing to increase, many businesses find value in understanding their options; let's have a look at yours.
If any of the following sound familiar, request a quote and comparison from our team:
Keep the energy portion of your rate fixed for the term, usually two years. A good choice if you want more certainty around your energy costs.
No fixed term. A flexible option for businesses that want straightforward pricing without being locked in.
Rates vary depending on when you use electricity, helping eligible businesses manage costs by shifting usage to lower-cost times.
How we operate as a business has a big impact on our planet, and the same goes for you. It can be hard to know where to begin but that’s where we come in. We’ve got options to help you make a difference.
Every commercial and industrial business is unique, and we’ve got flexible options to suit. There are plenty of great reasons to choose us as your electricity supplier.
“We enjoy working with Meridian because we find Meridian to be very very proactive, we find that we enjoy their expertise. We’re not experts in energy, but they are.”
Choose from business power plans designed for different usage needs.
Explore sustainability options when you want to go further.
Get support from a team that understands business energy decisions.
From your local bakery to some of New Zealand's largest organisations, businesses across Aotearoa choose Meridian to power their operations.
Share a few details about your business and we'll be in touch to match you with the right Meridian plan.
Looking to get in touch a different way? Visit our contact us page.
For a business account, we’ll need:
We hope the move went smoothly!
Check your meter to find your ICP number, then visit our Moving business page to get started.
We recommend sorting this out a couple of days before you move to ensure things are ready to go, although there is no requirement to provide advance notice of a move-out or move-in.
If your current or new site is Commercial and Industrial (C&I), also known as Time of Use (TOU), please reach out to your Energy Partner (account manager). If you don’t have an Energy Partner because your old site is not TOU, we will put you in touch with one. Visit our Moving business page.
Meridian supplies electricity to homes, businesses, and farms across Aotearoa New Zealand.
We also offer sustainable business solutions, including:
We don’t supply phone, internet, or gas services.
It’s easy! Contact us or visit our Get a quote page to get started. In many cases, we can have the switch underway with less than 20 minutes of your time.
If you already have a Meridian account, just email us with your new ICP details and we’ll add the site to your existing account. Make sure you let us know what date this is to be signed up from!
It depends on your site's connection type:
Most connections are “Non-Half Hourly” (NHH) and don’t require a contract to be physically signed, although if requested, we can put together an agreement for signing. You will need to agree to the terms and conditions for the supply of electricity and those related to your plan, though, either verbally or in writing. These terms and conditions form the contract between us.
Larger connections, called Commercial and Industrial (C&I) or Time of Use (TOU), require a Corporate Customer Electricity Supply Agreement (CCESA) to be signed before Meridian can supply the site.
In both cases, our terms and conditions for the supply of electricity apply and form a legal contract between us. You can find our business terms and conditions on our website.
You can sign up for as long or as short as you like.
However, if you accept a sign-up incentive (like a credit), incentive recovery fees may apply. When you sign up, we’ll outline the minimum period you must stay with Meridian to avoid any recovery fees applying if you want to leave or change plans.
If you are signing up a Commercial and Industrial (C&I) site, also known as Time of Use (TOU), then a contract (CCESA) must be signed, and this will outline your contractual term.
It depends on your agreement.
If your agreement allows it, then yes. In other cases, we may be able to make an exception. Contact us to discuss.
It depends on your site's connection type:
Most connections are “Non-Half Hourly” (NHH) and don’t require a contract to be physically signed, although if requested, we can put together an agreement for signing. You will need to agree to the terms and conditions for the supply of electricity and those related to your plan, though, either verbally or in writing. These terms and conditions form the contract between us.
Larger connections, called Commercial and Industrial (C&I) or Time of Use (TOU), require a Corporate Customer Electricity Supply Agreement (CCESA) to be signed before Meridian can supply the site.
In both cases, our terms and conditions for the supply of electricity apply and form a legal contract between us. You can find our business terms and conditions on our website.