Commercial focus
Your load profile, operating schedule, budget priorities, and portfolio shape the strategy—not a residential playbook stretched to fit.
Commercial retail energy supply
Smarter Energy Procurement. Better Results.
Voltara Group brings procurement expertise, broad supplier access, and disciplined offer evaluation to commercial energy buying—so every decision is built around your operations, priorities, and risk tolerance.
Multiple locationsCoordinate buying decisions across a broader footprint.
Supplier comparisonReview pricing, structure, terms, and timing together.
Contract clarityUnderstand what you are buying before you sign.
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energy buyers
energy buyers
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procurement process
procurement process
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deregulated markets
deregulated markets
Why Voltara
Expertise at every buying decision.
Commercial energy procurement can become fragmented across suppliers, states, contract dates, and internal stakeholders. Voltara brings those moving parts into one informed, accountable buying strategy.
Market reach
Access across deregulated markets makes it easier to coordinate single-site opportunities and multi-state portfolios through one relationship.
Clear comparisons
Price matters, but so do contract structure, term, product mix, renewal timing, and risk. We put the full offer in view.
Practical execution
From gathering account data through supplier review and contract coordination, the process stays focused on the decision your business needs to make.
Our approach
A smarter procurement process.
Good procurement is more than collecting rates. Our process turns usage data, market access, contract structure, and business priorities into a decision your team can defend.
Profile
Map locations, utilities, usage, contract status, decision criteria, and renewal windows.
Source
Bring the opportunity to qualified retail suppliers serving the relevant market and account type.
Compare
Evaluate price alongside term, structure, product details, contingencies, and operational fit.
Execute
Coordinate the selected path, keep the contract window moving, and make the handoff clear.
A connected energy strategy
Supply is one part of the energy picture.
For eligible organizations, retail supply and community solar can create separate value streams. Voltara can help frame the supply decision alongside a broader energy conversation—without blurring the contracts, economics, or responsibilities.
How you buy electricity
Supplier, product, term, pricing structure, and contract timing.
How you access solar savings
A separate subscription opportunity where programs, location, and account eligibility align.
How the pieces work together
A clearer picture of opportunities across sites, markets, and renewal windows.
Our team
Experienced in the markets we serve.
Voltara's managing members bring community solar operating experience and a dedicated focus on building a commercial retail energy supply business.
Matt Dagati
Managing MemberFounder and president of Renewables Worldwide, with a decade of community solar experience in Massachusetts, Maine, and New York.
Chris Angelo
Managing MemberCEO of Renewables Worldwide, working across the company's community solar business and commercial energy relationships.
Josh White
Managing MemberLeads the buildout of Voltara's commercial retail supply book, following his community solar work in New England through Renewable Connections.
Start your procurement review
Build your procurement brief.
Answer three quick questions to frame your buying needs before a supplier conversation. You can copy the brief for your team or download it as a text file—nothing is submitted.
Good questions first
What commercial buyers should know.
Does Voltara supply the electricity directly?
Voltara helps commercial customers navigate retail supply options and the procurement process. The selected licensed supplier provides electricity under the final agreement.
Can multiple locations be reviewed together?
Yes. A coordinated review can identify which locations share markets, suppliers, contract windows, and buying objectives—and which need a separate path.
Is the lowest quoted rate always the best choice?
Not necessarily. Product structure, term, usage assumptions, pass-through items, renewal language, and business priorities can all affect the quality of an offer.
When should a business begin reviewing its next contract?
Before the current agreement becomes urgent. The right lead time depends on market conditions, contract language, account complexity, and the number of locations involved.
Can retail supply and community solar work together?
They may, depending on location, utility territory, program rules, supplier terms, and account eligibility. Each opportunity should be evaluated on its own economics and contract.
Make the next energy decision a smarter one.
Voltara is preparing its business contact channels. In the meantime, use the procurement brief above to define the sites, timing, and priorities you want to discuss.