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A certificate confirming the origin of the purchased energy will be provided Fixed-price guarantee and no unexpected rises Contact us Contact us WHOLESALE Dedicated for large electricity consumers (annual energy consumption above 1 GWh) Fixed price or price referenced to power exchange indices (allowing to benefit from price fluctuations at TGE) Flexible and individual approach to contract framing Assistance of a dedicated advisor One charge rate per 24 hours or different charge rates for different times of the day Contact us ENERGY PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT Innovative service for the largest electricity consumers Direct electricity purchases at the wholesale market on the basis of agreed portfolio management strategy Direct contact with JWM’s trading desk – tactical portfolio management decisions are made on the basis of current market view Additional benefits resulting from market volatility Electricity cost optimization FOR FURTHER DETAILS OR ANY OTHER ENQUIRIES PLEASE FILL IN THE FORM. WE WILL GET BACK TO YOU SHORTLY. Supplier switching Switching your electricity supplier to JWM Energia is simple and safe. All you need to do is to sign the contract and the power-of-attorney and let us do the rest. Supplier switching can be done in 5 steps described below: Conclusion of a new sales contract Customer / client – any business entity, institution or household being a consumer of electricity for its own use based on a relevant contract with an electricity supplier. Supplier – any company selling electricity to its customers based on a relevant contract. Supplier is responsible for the sales of electricity, calculation of electricity consumption and billing. Supplier is not responsible for electricity distribution, i.e. physical delivery of electricity to a customer – this is the responsibility of a Distribution System Operator (DSO). Customer signs the contract with the new electricity supplier and provides the supplier with power-of-attorney to coordinate the switching process. The contract specifies the conditions of electricity supplies which will begin directly after the expiration of relevant contract with the previous supplier. Thus the continuity of electricity deliveries will be secured. The power-of-attorney is a legal document which gives authorization to the new electricity supplier to act on behalf of its customer during the switching process. Termination of current sales contract Comprehensive agreement – contract which defines both the terms of electricity supplies and electricity distribution. Following the electricity market liberalization instead of a comprehensive agreement customers usually enter into two separate contracts – one with an electricity supplier (sales contract) and one with a Distribution System Operator (distribution contract). This normally applies to customers who switch the supplier for the first time and purchase electricity based on a comprehensive agreement. After giving the notice, the comprehensive agreement usually expires within 1 – 3 months. Throughout the notice period electricity is provided by the current supplier. In case of contracts for definite duration, the customer is served by the current supplier until contract expiry. Following that date electricity will be provided by the new supplier. Contracts for definite duration can also be subject to early termination. We advise the customers to check their contracts for any loyalty clauses before taking the decision about their early termination though. Distributor notification Distribution System Operator (DSO, distributor) – a local entity responsible for electricity distribution, i.e. physical delivery of electricity purchased by a customer from a supplier. DSO is the operator of a distribution network within its geographical area. DSO is responsible for adequate operation and technical maintenance of its distribution infrastructure and ensures that the ordered voltage is delivered. DSO is also responsible for electricity meter readings. DSO is assigned to a specific geographic area and that is why – regardless of who the actual and current electricity supplier is – the same local DSO will always remain responsible for the distribution of electricity in a given area. Distribution contract – contract between a customer and a Distribution System Operator. Terms of a distribution contract specify how electricity is delivered to a customer through DSO’s distribution network. The new electricity supplier notifies respective Distribution System Operator (DSO) about conclusion of the contract with the customer. If this is the first time the customer changes the supplier, upon receipt of the notification from the new supplier, the Distribution System Operator prepares distribution contract and sends the contract to the new supplier. The terms of a distribution contract specify how electricity is delivered to customer through DSO’s distribution network and is concluded for indefinite duration. In case the customer has already gone through the switching process before and wishes to switch to another supplier again, his distribution contract will remain valid and the Distribution System Operator will only assign the customer to a new supplier. Conclusion of distribution contract This applies to customers who switch the supplier for the first time and purchase electricity based on a comprehensive agreement. Contract conclusion is handled and coordinated by the new electricity supplier. Meters readings Distribution System Operator reads the meters on the expiry of customer’s current sales contract. Based on these readings final settlement with the current supplier is made. HOW LONG IS THE SUPPLIER SWITCHING PROCESS? Duration of the supplier switching process depends on the provisions of the relevant contract with the current supplier. Contracts for indefinite duration (like comprehensive agreements) need to be terminated. In this case, the supplier switching process should be completed within no longer than 3 months. Contracts for definite duration expire after their validity period. In this case, a new supplier starts its sales directly after the expiration of the contract with the previous supplier. The customer may also decide to terminate the contract for definite duration. In this case, the supplier switching process should be completed within no longer than 2 months. Sales from the new supplier will start on the date that is dependent on the notice period indicated in the contract. We advise the customers to check their contracts for any loyalty clauses before taking the decision about their termination. Glossary Customer / client – any business entity, institution or household being a consumer of electricity for its own use based on a relevant contract with an electricity supplier. Supplier – any company selling electricity to its customers based on a relevant contract. Supplier is responsible for the sales of electricity, calculation of electricity consumption and billing. Supplier is not responsible for electricity distribution, i.e. physical delivery of electricity to a customer – this is the responsibility of a Distribution System Operator (DSO). Comprehensive agreement – contract which defines both the terms of electricity supplies and electricity distribution. Following the electricity market liberalization instead of a comprehensive agreement customers usually enter into two separate contracts – one with an electricity supplier (sales contract) and one with a Distribution System Operator (distribution contract). Distribution System Operator (DSO, distributor) – a local entity responsible for electricity distribution, i.e. physical delivery of electricity purchased by a customer from a supplier. DSO is the operator of a distribution network within its geographical area. DSO is responsible for adequate operation and technical maintenance of its distribution infrastructure and ensures that the ordered voltage is delivered. DSO is also responsible for electricity meter readings. DSO is assigned to a specific geographic area and that is why – regardless of who the actual and current electricity supplier is – the same local DSO will always remain responsible for the distribution of electricity in a given area. Distribution contract – contract between a customer and a Distribution System Operator. Terms of a distribution contract specify how electricity is delivered to a customer through DSO’s distribution network. LEARN MORE Address Jwm energia sp. z o.o. 40-602 Katowice ul. Kolejowa 57 E-mail kontakt@jwmenergia.pl Phone +48 (32) 786-93-10 Fax +48 (32) 786-93-09 The company is registered in The District Court Katowice Wschód in Katowice VIII Commercial Division Of The National Court Register Current share capital 1.300.000 zł (paid in full) National Court Register (KRS) 0000451843 Taxpayer Identification Number (NIP) 954–274–18–26 National Business Registry Number (REGON) 243187958