One way for direct supply of the electricity produced by the power plants to the end consumer is through bilateral contracts with the heavy consumers in areas of industry and mining. One advantage of such a contract for the electricity producers is separation of a part of the production capacity from the competitive market and as a consequence pushing aside the risk of price acceptance. Another advantage of such a contract for the consumers is that they can purchase electricity from the producer they favor, reach agreement on the price, and become listed as the last priority in consumption management (black outs) This type of contract is divided into ‘bilateral contracts outside the stock market’ and ‘bilateral contracts within the stock market’.
Currently, Saba Electricity and Energy Group has reached bilateral agreements with a number of large steel and cement industries and is liable to supplying a major part of their need, which has led to a tangible decrease in the incurred costs for the energy that these industries consume. Given the high capacity of the power plants owned by Saba Electricity and Energy Group, the Group is prepared to negotiate with other heavy consumers in industry and mining, present proper packages, and provide consultation for optimal strategies of providing electricity that they need. You just need to contact the marketing and sales department of Saba Group.