Sports & Entertainment Venues

Inside a tennis stadium with no one around

Energy advice and strategy for sports and entertainment venues

Energy needs can change significantly between event days and periods when a venue is less active. Lighting, heating and cooling, concessions, and production equipment all contribute to those changes. Your team needs to understand how that usage affects supply contracts, utility charges, and budgets.

5 reviews your consumption, agreements, and event schedule to recommend purchasing strategies and identify costs that need attention. We also help evaluate backup power and sustainability options based on your facility’s operating requirements.

How we help

  • Electricity and natural gas procurement: Evaluate purchasing timing, pricing structures, and contract terms based on usage patterns and scheduled events.

  • Utility rates and demand costs: Review charges and rate classifications and assess opportunities to manage peak demand within event requirements.

  • Energy budgeting: Prepare budgets using consumption history, contract terms, and anticipated changes in activity.

  • Demand response: Evaluate whether available programs fit your venue’s operating schedule, equipment, and ability to adjust electricity use.

  • Reliability planning: Assess backup generation, battery storage, and other resiliency options, including project costs and vendor proposals.

  • Sustainability: Evaluate renewable energy credits, renewable electricity contracts, and solar opportunities based on your goals and facilities.

Services depend on your location, utility arrangements, and operating requirements.