CORPORATE

Transparency. Governance. Values.

Our commitments to our people, our customers, our suppliers, and our communities — the principles that guide every decision we make.

CORPORATE

Transparency. Governance. Values.

Our commitments to our people, our customers, our suppliers, and our communities — the principles that guide every decision we make.

CORPORATE

Transparency, Governance
& Values

Commitments to our people, our customers, our suppliers, and our communities; the principles that guide every decision we make.

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FAIR ENERGY

ethical code of conduct

  • • We shall respect the individual and be accountable for our actions and inactions in all circumstances.

    • Our environment shall foster personal and professional growth by endorsing positive work – life balance.

    • We shall act with honesty and moral integrity in every business and personal situation we encounter.

  • • We shall demonstrate ethical leadership and maintain our independent advocacy.

    • We shall make recommendations that are solely in the best interests of our business customers.

    • We shall disclose any and all information that may pose a conflict of interest to any of our customers.

  • • We shall treat all suppliers fairly and equitably.

    • We shall base our recommendations on the supplier’s total overall value as defined by the energy rates, contract quality, and service offering collectively.

    • We shall take special care when having discussions with competing suppliers to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

    • We shall not make false statements about any supplier’s energy products, services or business strategy.

    • We shall agree to maintain adequate levels of privacy, confidentiality and security of your proprietary business information.

  • • We shall aim to increase awareness of energy deregulation and energy procurement issues to all stakeholders in the community at large.

    • We shall respect the rules and regulations of energy deregulation as prescribed by our governments.

    • We shall endorse and advocate for the principles outlined in the Fair Trading Act.

    • We shall cooperate with the efforts of all energy advocacy groups who collectively wish to advance the general population’s understanding of energy deregulation and procurement intricacies.

FAIR ENERGY

ethical code of conduct

  • • We shall respect the individual and be accountable for our actions and inactions in all circumstances.

    • Our environment shall foster personal and professional growth by endorsing positive work – life balance.

    • We shall act with honesty and moral integrity in every business and personal situation we encounter.

  • • We shall demonstrate ethical leadership and maintain our independent advocacy.

    • We shall make recommendations that are solely in the best interests of our business customers.

    • We shall disclose any and all information that may pose a conflict of interest to any of our customers.

  • • We shall treat all suppliers fairly and equitably.

    • We shall base our recommendations on the supplier’s total overall value as defined by the energy rates, contract quality, and service offering collectively.

    • We shall take special care when having discussions with competing suppliers to avoid the appearance of impropriety.

    • We shall not make false statements about any supplier’s energy products, services or business strategy.

    • We shall agree to maintain adequate levels of privacy, confidentiality and security of your proprietary business information.

  • • We shall aim to increase awareness of energy deregulation and energy procurement issues to all stakeholders in the community at large.

    • We shall respect the rules and regulations of energy deregulation as prescribed by our governments.

    • We shall endorse and advocate for the principles outlined in the Fair Trading Act.

    • We shall cooperate with the efforts of all energy advocacy groups who collectively wish to advance the general population’s understanding of energy deregulation and procurement intricacies.