Frequently Asked Questions
Explore answers to the questions we hear most often
What does Meter do?
Meter helps organizations purchase electricity and natural gas more strategically. We analyze your energy usage, monitor market conditions, request competitive supplier pricing, and help you compare contract options clearly.
Meter is not your utility or an energy supplier. We act as your energy-procurement partner.
What if I currently work with another energy broker?
You can still decide to have Meter review your energy procurement strategy.
What if I am already under contract?
Meter can still help. We can review your current contract, identify its expiration date and renewal provisions, monitor the market, and begin planning your next procurement strategy.
For many organizations, we recommend beginning the review process up to 18 months before expiration. That provides time to evaluate market conditions, avoid rushed renewals, and create a strategy rather than reacting at the last minute.
What information do I need to get started?
To begin, we typically need:
- A recent utility bill for each account
- A signed Authorization Letter
- Your current supplier contract (if applicable)
Can Meter help with multiple facilities or utility accounts?
Yes. Meter is designed for organizations with one location, multiple sites, or complex account portfolios.
We can organize accounts across utilities, analyze usage by location, coordinate supplier pricing, and help simplify procurement across the portfolio.