Utility Data: Powering Modern Energy Management
Energy is no longer a passive operating expense. Commercial electricity users experienced a median cost increase of 4.6% during the first half of 2026, significantly outpacing the 3.3% increase in the Consumer Price Index over the same period. Your CFO is noticing. As energy costs become more volatile and financially material, proactive management of your spend, risk, and sustainability performance are not optional.
For enterprises operating hundreds or even thousands of locations across a complex network of utility providers, centralized utility data has become the advantage of modern energy management. When utility cost and consumption data are captured, standardized, and made accessible across the organization, teams gain the visibility needed to inform demand-side efficiency initiatives, supply-side procurement strategies, emissions reporting, carbon reduction programs, and financial forecasting.
Join this discussion as industry leaders explore how utility expense management – and the associated data management – has evolved from a back-office function into a strategic business capability, fueling energy procurement and efficiency strategies.
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Kayla Russick
Utility Data: Powering Modern Energy Management
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Energy is no longer a passive operating expense. Commercial electricity users experienced a median cost increase of 4.6% during the first half of 2026, significantly outpacing the 3.3% increase in the Consumer Price Index over the same period. Your CFO is noticing. As energy costs become more volatile and financially material, proactive management of your spend, risk, and sustainability performance are not optional.
For enterprises operating hundreds or even thousands of locations across a complex network of utility providers, centralized utility data has become the advantage of modern energy management. When utility cost and consumption data are captured, standardized, and made accessible across the organization, teams gain the visibility needed to inform demand-side efficiency initiatives, supply-side procurement strategies, emissions reporting, carbon reduction programs, and financial forecasting.
Join this discussion as industry leaders explore how utility expense management – and the associated data management – has evolved from a back-office function into a strategic business capability, fueling energy procurement and efficiency strategies.
If you can’t tune in live, register anyway and we’ll send you the recording. Trouble registering? Try switching your browser and double check that cookies are enabled. If you are still having issues, please contact support@trellis.net.
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