Fixed Rate Plan
Lock in a single per-kWh rate for the contract term.
How it works
Fixed Rate sets a single per-kWh rate that applies to all consumption inside the contract term. Wholesale market volatility, fuel price swings, and FX movement are all absorbed in the supply contract, not on your invoice. The plan is structured by forecasting your consumption profile and pricing the corresponding wholesale and bilateral exposure.
When it’s the right fit
Fixed Rate is right for facilities that need to fix their electricity cost for budgeting, tendering, or financial-model purposes. It is also a common choice for shorter-tenor commitments where customers want simplicity over potential upside from market-indexed structures.
Best for
- Annual budgeting cycles
- Tender-driven businesses with thin operating margins
- Operations that cannot tolerate monthly price swings
Frequently asked questions
What is the Fixed Rate Plan?
The Fixed Rate Plan locks a single per-kWh rate for all consumption across the contract term, typically 12 to 36 months. Wholesale market volatility, fuel price swings, and foreign-exchange movement are absorbed inside Rockport Power’s supply contract instead of appearing on your monthly invoice.
Who should choose a fixed electricity rate?
Fixed Rate suits facilities that need to fix electricity costs for budgeting, tendering, or financial-model purposes — and any operation that cannot tolerate monthly price swings. Tender-driven businesses with thin margins often choose it because a known unit cost makes bids and forecasts dependable.
How does Rockport Power set the fixed rate?
Rockport Power forecasts your consumption profile from historical data, prices the corresponding wholesale and bilateral exposure, and quotes one locked per-kWh rate for the term. Sharing twelve months of consumption data produces the most accurate quote, and settlement stays monthly under the agreed rate.
Can the fixed rate change during the contract?
No — the contracted per-kWh supply rate stays constant for the full term. Charges billed by other parties, such as distribution, transmission, and government levies, sit outside the supply contract and continue to follow their regulated schedules, which is standard across retail supply arrangements in the Philippines.
What contract terms are available?
Typical Fixed Rate terms run 12 to 36 months with monthly settlement. Longer commitments generally support more competitive locked rates because the supply portfolio can be hedged further ahead. Rockport Power recommends a term after reviewing your consumption history and budget cycle.
Other plans
See how this compares.
DU Saver Plan
A conservative shift from captive supply that targets a predictable saving against your current DU bill.
Baseload Secure Plan
Firm supply tailored to a flat, 24/7 load. Combines bilateral generation contracts with a tightly bounded market component.
Open Market Plan
Procurement indexed to WESM, with structural protections defined in the supply contract.
Ready to make the switch?
Send us your last twelve months of consumption data and we'll come back with a concrete plan comparison within a few business days.
