Commercial pricing · Ontario
Hudson Energy tariffs
Electricity contracts
Hudson sells commercial-only electricity supply contracts in Ontario. Pricing is quoted per business through dedicated account managers or the Hudson Connex portal, there is no public rate card.
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Fixed-rate commercial electricity
Lock the energy charge for 1 to 5 years across one or many Ontario sites. Insulates the supply portion of the bill against movements in the wholesale Hourly Ontario Energy Price (HOEP) for the contract term.
- 1 to 5-year fixed-rate terms
- Single-site or multi-site portfolio structures
- Hudson Connex usage dashboard included
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Fixed-rate commercial natural gas
Lock the gas commodity rate (¢/m³) for 1 to 5 years across the entire Enbridge Gas footprint. Useful for businesses with predictable seasonal gas demand.
- 1 to 5-year fixed ¢/m³ terms
- Across Enbridge Gas (former Union Gas + EGD) territory
- Optional green-energy add-ons
Selectra energy expert explains
How Ontario commercial energy contracts actually work, and where Hudson fits
Hudson is firmly in the commercial / industrial corner of Ontario's competitive market. The product is designed for businesses with predictable load profiles, restaurants, retail chains, light manufacturing, hospitality, multi-residential property managers, that want a single fixed-rate energy budget across many sites and several years. It is not meant for households, and Hudson does not sell residential plans.
What you actually buy
A commercial supply contract from Hudson replaces only the energy portion of your Ontario business bill, typically 30-40% of total cost. The rest still flows through your local utility:
Watch-outs for commercial buyers
Global Adjustment exposure
Class A and Class B customers face very different Global Adjustment treatment in Ontario. Hudson's fixed contract doesn't shield you from this, model your projected GA charges separately.
Exit fees on long terms
Commercial contracts of 3 or 5 years typically include early-termination charges that scale with remaining MWh / m³ obligations. Confirm the formula in writing.
Volume tolerance bands
Some commercial contracts include "swing" provisions that re-price if your usage falls outside a tolerance band. Important if your business is seasonal or growing.
Renewal terms
Commercial agreements often roll into a new fixed term automatically, read the renewal clause before your final 90 days.
Bottom line
Hudson is a sensible Ontario commercial supplier for businesses that want energy budget certainty across several years and several sites, with the Just Energy supply backbone behind the curtain. Treat the proposal as a procurement document, not a household contract, bring it to your CFO, model the full delivered cost (energy + delivery + GA + HST) at your real load profile, and benchmark against at least one other Ontario commercial retailer.