New beginnings.Energy to grow.

Opening your doors, taking on premises or building something new? Explore gas and electricity options that make room for your business.

Two business owners preparing orders in their new workspace.

Your history doesn’ttell the whole story.

A new business may not have a long credit history. That should be part of the conversation about your energy, with products designed for different credit profiles and ways of trading.

Tell a Jellyfish partner about your premises, expected usage and start date. They can explain the available products and confirm the eligibility and payment conditions of your offer.

A fresh start.A choice that fits.

Poor or no credit history?

Larva is designed for new businesses with poor or no credit history. Ask your partner about an option that lets you build a track record through managing your energy account.

Different levels of usage.

A small office and a busy kitchen will use energy differently. Compare products against your expected annual consumption and trading patterns, including options for higher or changing usage.

More than one meter.

Manage multiple meters and addresses through your online account. Your partner can discuss aligning contract arrangements and renewal dates where available.

Build your rating.Unlock a brighter rate.

Larva runs for a fixed 12-month term, with variable unit rates linked to your Jellyfish customer rating. Bronze starts at the advertised unit rate; Silver, Gold and Platinum bring deductions of 2.5%, 5% and 7.5% respectively.

Your rating can fall as well as rise. A lower rating can reduce or remove a deduction, and a Poor rating moves you to current deemed rates. Timely payments and accurate quarterly meter readings help build your track record.

A little preparation.A clearer conversation.

  • Tell us about the premises.

    Have your business details, supply address and planned start date to hand. Let your partner know whether you need gas, electricity or both.

  • Bring the usage picture.

    A recent bill, meter details or a realistic consumption estimate helps your partner find relevant options. Explain any seasonal peaks or growth you expect.

  • Compare the whole offer.

    Review unit rates, standing charges, contract length, payment requirements and volume conditions before agreeing. Ask about anything you want explained.

Your business is new.Let’s get acquainted.

Find a Jellyfish partner to talk through the energy options for your next chapter.

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