Case Study 1: Removing and Acquiring Business Property
Monticello Property Management is a large multi-family management company that Electricity Helper manages the electricity for. They have a large number of separate properties in the portfolio and are continually adding and subtracting properties.
With their past agreement they would pay a large Early Termination Fee (ETF) each time that they added or subtracted a property from their contract. Electricity Helper was able to negotiate a clause in their agreement that would allow them to add and delete a large portion of their properties without having to pay an ETF. This saved them a large amount of money annually.
Case Study 2: Search for the Best Energy Provider for A Business Owner
A client owns five big companies and they have consulted with Electricity Helper to find them the best energy provider for their businesses and ensure that their contract will cover new additions to their current businesses.
Electricity Helper not only found them an energy provider who could provide all their business needs for very good rates; they were also able to negotiate a contract which allowed for them to include their future business acquisitions under the contract at minimum additional cost for the duration of the whole contract.
Case Study 3: County Refund on Back Taxes
Starr County had been paying taxes on their usage with their agreement before we began managing their electricity. Electricity Helper was able to enroll them in the state Tax exempt program, which allowed them to stop paying sales tax. They also received a refund for the past 12 months from their prior Retail Eclectic Company which resulted in a large refund.
Case Study 4: Oil Well Reduced Rates
For Iskandia Energy, Electricity Helper was able to negotiate an agreement with Oncor, a program called LAAR Management. This allows Oncor to request Iskandia Energy to turn off their HIGH Load locations in high use times to assist Oncor in handling their load.
In very high use times Oncor doesn’t have enough generation availability to handle all of the load. This would result in rolling black outs for all customers in the area. By reducing the load through high use commercial customers this will eliminate the necessity of the rolling black outs by reducing the requested load.
Oncor pays the customers that enroll and qualify for the LAAR program for letting them turn their electricity off during these times, generating non-traditional revenue.