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About E2

E2 is recognized as a leading energy services company specializing in the procurement and ongoing management of natural gas and electricity supplies for industrial, commercial and institutional energy users across Canada. We are committed to working with energy using organizations to provide better results in this area.

Mission

To be the "best of class" provider of energy management services in Canada, to perpetuate the profitability and sustainability of its clients' operations, and to foster the well-being and the prosperity of E2's employees, associates, shareholders, and community.

Unique Service Proposition: Independence from Suppliers = Objectivity

E2 operates independently of all gas/electricity sellers and utility companies and therefore, in the role of Agent represents its clients' interests in a completely objective manner. Electricity and gas suppliers generally require a "power of attorney" relationship with their end-user clients - a situation with pitfalls, least of which is a supplier's conflict of interest. E2 provides valuable advice without the conflict of interest held by suppliers or utility companies and, surprisingly, many of the E2 look-alike service providers. E2's independent operating position fosters supplier competition and the benefit of true market price discovery.

Your Energy Advisors

We provide expert advice and market intelligence to our clients, facilitating their strategic and operational energy decision making; in short, we save our clients money and time. E2 also eliminates the fundamental anxiety and uncertainty surrounding energy procurement pertaining to:

• Establishing and maintaining a meaningful and accurate energy budget



• Maintaining several supplier relationships



• Getting the most stable pricing over time



• Being in sync with your energy budget



• Minimizing exorbitant transportation and distribution costs



• Establishing a return on investment

We provide advice on:

• Market conditions



• Risk management



• Budgeting



• Strategic Purchasing - how and when to make your energy transactions



• Strategic Sourcing - how to qualify for wholesale supply rather than settling for a retailer who "allegedly" has the "lowest" price



• Developing a portfolio of fixed and index pricing to accommodate your budget



• Length of term to contract for based on your risk tolerance and prevailing market conditions



• Transportation and distribution management options that can minimize previously uncontrolled costs in
  these areas.