We provide comprehensive energy management services to commercial and industrial businesses with diverse facilities located in deregulated power markets throughout the country
Stanwich serves as a trusted advisor to over 200 million SF of commercial and industrial properties, with billions of kWh under management. We deliver quantitative, detailed and transparent analysis.
Stanwich provides a number of services including risk management, energy procurement, utility expense and data management, sustainability tracking, and custom reporting tools
“Stanwich Energy helped me understand the complexities of the energy market. I find their team to be very helpful, efficient, and proactive. They’ve provided custom reports to support the budget forecasting that my office is responsible for and furnishes to our board of trustees.”
“We rely on Stanwich Energy to help us manage our exposure to volatile energy markets. Since we started working with them, they have done a great job keeping us informed. We really value their reports, which give us a crystal clear look into each property, and help us manage our demand in ways that result in meaningful savings.”
“We were extremely impressed with Stanwich Energy. The whole process was straight forward. They took the time to understand our business and our goals. We really appreciate their professionalism, responsiveness, and knowledge of the industry. They’ve been a tremendous asset.”
“Working with Stanwich Energy has transformed the way we buy power. Stanwich provides us with critical insight into the energy markets. We saved over $150,000 this year with the strategy they outlined, and I’m happy to recommend their services to anyone looking to get smarter about how they buy energy.”
“Since 2008, we have worked with Stanwich Energy because they are thorough and exceedingly knowledgeable in the energy industry. Over the years, Stanwich has proven to be a true advisor in every sense of the word. When it comes to energy, we don’t make a move without them.”
June 25, 2020 The New York City Department of Buildings has published guidance on Local Law 33 – the law stating that buildings over 25,000 square feet will need to.
May 11, 2020 The city of Philadelphia has released their 2019 report on the energy benchmarking that has been submitted by all buildings over 50,000 square feet. The Key Findings.
March 31, 2020 The New York Public Service Commission has adopted an Emergency Petition filed by Central Hudson Gas & Electric for temporary tariff amendments “to ensure the safety and.