Home Property types
Property types
Start with how your property operates.
The right comparison reflects the building, meters, lease responsibilities, and operating pattern.
Office properties
Occupancy and tenant allocation affect the owner’s energy exposure.
- Identify common-area and tenant accounts.
- Separate supply cost from reimbursable operating expenses.
- Review HVAC schedules and billing demand.
Retail properties
A mix of tenants and operating hours creates different usage patterns.
- Clarify meter responsibility and landlord-paid services.
- Review refrigeration and evening/weekend loads.
- Compare offers using the actual account usage.
Industrial & warehouse properties
Demand and production variability deserve attention alongside supply price.
- Review peak kW, load patterns, and usage tolerances.
- Identify capacity and other pass-through provisions.
- Compare procurement scenarios against operating plans.
Multifamily properties
Common-area and master-meter accounts need a different review from tenant accounts.
- Identify owner-controlled electricity and gas meters.
- Check tariff and customer-class eligibility.
- Apply lease and reimbursement rules before modeling NOI.
Make your next energy decision a clearer one.
Start with your business, utility, and upcoming contract needs.