Compression, pumping, and processing equipment can account for substantial energy use. Managing those costs means understanding your supply contracts, utility charges, and options for controlling price exposure within operating requirements. Facility expansions add another consideration: how much energy you will need and when service must be available.
5 reviews your usage, agreements, and operating plans to recommend purchasing and hedging strategies. We also help evaluate utility rates, plan for new load, and assess opportunities to manage demand-related costs.
Electricity and natural gas procurement: Evaluate purchasing timing, supplier options, and contract structures based on facility usage and operating needs.
Hedging and price risk: Recommend strategies that account for expected consumption, market conditions, and your tolerance for variable costs.
Utility rates and demand costs: Review rate classifications and charges and assess whether demand management is practical for your operations.
Tax exemption review: Help identify potential energy-related tax exemptions and the requirements for pursuing them.
Expansion and construction support: Forecast new energy needs and coordinate with utilities, suppliers, and project teams to plan service for facility additions.
Sustainability: Help develop and implement an ESG strategy that incorporates energy purchasing and facility decisions.
Services depend on your operations, location, and utility arrangements.
