UtiliSave, LLC

UtiliSave, LLC Utilisave is a Utility Management Partner, specializing in reducing energy costs and optimizing building efficiency. utilisave.com

Since 1991, we have recovered more than $700 million in savings for our clients. Since 1991, UtiliSave’s team of experienced auditing professionals and utility experts have been focused on generating significant energy savings and securing refunds on utility billing overcharges. Our clientele includes General Motors, Columbia University, SeaWorld, Post Consumer Brands, SL Green Realty, Related Com

panies, and New York Presbyterian. UtiliSave's proprietary technology and robust data analysis systems allows our auditors to conduct effective and thorough reviews resulting in lucrative findings and the recovery of greater energy savings than other firms, year after year. Today, UtiliSave has leveraged its unique auditing platform to provide expanded products and services to secure even greater energy savings for clients.

A common many companies overlook on their utility bills is having an “Improper classification” on their account.This m...
05/05/2026

A common many companies overlook on their utility bills is having an “Improper classification” on their account.

This mistake can have a big impact on the rate you pay. It is key to be properly classified to maximize discounts and minimize your bills.

At UtiliSave, we do not let data errors hold your business back. See how a utility bill audit could uncover at https://utilisave.com/contact-us-2/

Your utility spend deserves a dedicated force of specialists, not an occasional oversight!Most firms treat utility audit...
04/23/2026

Your utility spend deserves a dedicated force of specialists, not an occasional oversight!

Most firms treat utility audits as an add on to energy supply, engineering, or software. UtiliSave does one thing: forensic utility bill auditing and data analysis.

That focus translates into three big advantages for large energy users:
• Purpose built analytics designed specifically for tariffs, riders, demand, and meter multipliers, so we are testing the real cost drivers, not just re adding the totals.
• A dedicated team of specialized auditors continuously reviews your bills over time, so issues are found, corrected, and then monitored, not left to reappear months later.
• Proprietary technology using advanced algorithms and regression analysis to flag billing anomalies that a manual review alone would never catch.

The outcome: larger recoveries and continuous savings year after year, not just a one time clean up.

👉 Want to see what this looks like on your own accounts with zero risk? Learn more and request a risk-free review at: https://utilisave.com

In the typical model, ‘bill review’ means a brief project, a check for a few months, catching a few mistakes, and moving...
04/16/2026

In the typical model, ‘bill review’ means a brief project, a check for a few months, catching a few mistakes, and moving on until the next issue surfaces.

UtiliSave’s Second Look works differently:
• We review everything that affects cost: rate class, tariffs, riders, multipliers, demand patterns, and regulatory changes.
• We go back as far as the rules allow and keep looking forward, so new errors and changes do not slip past.
• We’re only paid on actual savings, our contingency model means no savings, no fee.

That approach is why our utility audits often uncover missed refunds even after another firm or in house team has already completed an audit, and why we have found savings in 94% of the cases we review, contributing to more than $700 million in recovered value for our clients.

👉 Our “Second Look” Challenge: already worked with another auditor or relying on an internal review? Let UtiliSave take a no risk, performance based Second Look.
https://utilisave.com/contact-us-2/

Your bill is not just “looked at”. It goes through our structured, end-to-end process like you see in our How It Works r...
04/06/2026

Your bill is not just “looked at”. It goes through our structured, end-to-end process like you see in our How It Works roadmap:
1. You send a small info packet – contacts, logins, and LOAs.
2. We secure your utility data – historical billing from the utility and providers is loaded into our audit engine.
3. The audit begins – our audit engine analyzes years of data against tariffs and rules.
4. Site inspection if needed – to verify how your meters and services are configured.
5. We take issues to the utility – to correct problems and document the case.
6. You see results – clear findings, future savings, and refunds.
7. Refunds, credits, and future savings – only then do we invoice our performance fee.
8. Continuous audits – we monitor, analyze, and act on your behalf so you do not have to.

👉 The goal: turn a confusing utility cost into something tested, documented, and continuously monitored, delivering quality savings and refunds over time, not just a one‑time clean‑up.
To see how this process works on your own accounts, visit www.utilisave.com and access our risk‑free audit!

Big buildings use so much power that the meter often cannot measure it directly. Instead, utilities apply a multiplier t...
04/02/2026

Big buildings use so much power that the meter often cannot measure it directly. Instead, utilities apply a multiplier to convert what the meter records into the usage you are billed for.

Example:
Meter reads 1,000 units × multiplier 50 = 50,000 units billed.

These multipliers can range anywhere from 2 to 800. When numbers get that large, an incorrect multiplier setting or other configuration issues on the account can lead to material overcharges—or an unexpected back‑bill if the issue is discovered later.

👉 Among the many elements UtiliSave reviews, we scrutinize meter multipliers and how they have been applied over time, helping clients identify potential multiplier‑related errors based on their equipment configuration and usage history. For more insights on how we uncover complex billing issues like multiplier errors, visit us at www.utilisave.com.

Q: “What’s our advice to facilities that think they might have a billing error but aren’t sure?”If you even suspect some...
03/24/2026

Q: “What’s our advice to facilities that think they might have a billing error but aren’t sure?”

If you even suspect something is off, the most important move is simple: start the audit now.

Most utilities and state laws limit how far back you can go to recover overcharges, often up to three years of historical bills, and sometimes longer, depending on the jurisdiction. Once that statute of limitations window closes, those historical dollars are usually gone, even if everyone later agrees the billing was wrong.

That’s why UtiliSave structures its work to review as far back as the applicable rules allow, so clients don’t lose recoveries simply because time ran out.

“If your team even suspects a billing issue, let’s define the lookback window and see what’s still recoverable. Start with a no-risk utility bill review: https://utilisave.com/contact-us-2/

Huge news from UtiliSave!!!Across our client base, we are now on track to recoup between $650 million and $700 million i...
03/10/2026

Huge news from UtiliSave!!!

Across our client base, we are now on track to recoup between $650 million and $700 million in utility cost reductions and recoveries—dollars that would otherwise have stayed with utilities as undetected overcharges or avoidable costs.

For large energy users, that number represents:
· Historical billing errors identified and refunded
· Ongoing tariff and rate optimizations that permanently lower run‑rate spend
· Benchmarking, compliance, and data quality improvements that prevent future leakage
This milestone isn’t about “found money.” It’s evidence of what happens when you treat utility data as a strategic asset, audited, benchmarked, and continuously optimized over time.

👉 If your organization hasn’t yet subjected its utility spend to this level of scrutiny, the question isn’t whether opportunities exist, it’s how much is still sitting on the table.
Learn how UtiliSave turns complex bills into tangible recoveries and long‑term savings:
https://lnkd.in/eceM5Kys​

What’s the number-one billing error you find? One of the most costly issues we uncover is misclassification of rate clas...
03/05/2026

What’s the number-one billing error you find? One of the most costly issues we uncover is misclassification of rate class, for example, being billed under a higher-cost service class when your facility clearly qualifies for a different one.

Your rate class determines which tariffs, riders, and discounts apply. A wrong class can quietly inflate costs for years through higher demand charges, missing exemptions, or ineligible riders. In documented cases, correcting a single misapplied rate class has produced six-figure and even seven-figure recoveries over the allowable lookback period.

The problem rarely shows up as a simple “error line” on the bill. It lives at the intersection of:
· How your facility actually operates
· How your utility defines each class
· How your account was originally set up in the billing system

👉 That’s why UtiliSave doesn’t just re-check the arithmetic on your invoices; we validate whether you’re even on the right rate structure in the first place.

Want to confirm you’re on the right rate class at every site? Schedule a review with UtiliSave and turn classification into savings, not guesswork: https://lnkd.in/gaH-EMgB

Good news for building owners: there’s still time to get ahead of this year’s benchmarking deadlines in New York City.Ac...
03/03/2026

Good news for building owners: there’s still time to get ahead of this year’s benchmarking deadlines in New York City.

Across the U.S., more cities and states now require large buildings to benchmark and report annual energy and water use, including New York City’s Local Law 84 and Local Law 97.

In NYC, covered buildings must submit benchmarking data through EPA’s ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager by May 1 each year, with escalating fines of $500 per quarter, up to $2,000 annually, for missing the deadline.

For executives, the real risk is twofold:
-Compliance penalties that quietly accumulate on your properties’ records.
-Bad data in utility bills flowing straight into your ESG metrics, carbon reporting, and capital plans.

UtiliSave’s approach is simple:
-We collect, clean, and validate your utility data from the source bills.
-We complete required benchmarking filings on time, using EPA Portfolio Manager and local portals.
-And for clients of our utility cost reduction services, NYC benchmarking is provided at no additional cost.

👉 If your team is juggling LL84, LL97 or other local benchmarking rules this year, UtiliSave can turn compliance into a low‑friction byproduct of the utility auditing you already need.

Learn more about our benchmarking support: https://lnkd.in/ez9wWKtz

One of the most common assumptions UtiliSave hears when auditing utility bills goes something like this:"If something we...
02/26/2026

One of the most common assumptions UtiliSave hears when auditing utility bills goes something like this:
"If something were really wrong, the regulator would step in… right?"

That's not how the system is built.

Public Service Commissions and similar regulators are designed to work at the system level, not the invoice level. Their mandate is to:
• Design and approve rates, tariffs, and riders
• Enforce regulatory compliance
• Balance reliability, long-term investment, and affordability across the entire grid

What they are not staffed or funded to do:
• Rebuild millions of monthly bills
• Recalculate every demand charge and time-of-use period
• Audit billing accuracy for each individual hospital, campus, plant, or data center

In practice, regulators set the rules of the game. They don't sit courtside reviewing the score on every possession.

So who actually catches billing errors?

Responsibility shifts to two places:
1. The utility — expected to apply approved tariffs correctly and fix issues it clearly identifies
2. The customer — expected to review and challenge their own charges
No one in that chain is the "bad guy." They're simply performing the roles the system assigns them.

But for large energy consumers, that structure has a very real implication:
👉 If there isn't a deliberate, skilled effort on the customer side—whether in-house or through a specialist audit team—then a major cost line is effectively running on trust, not verification.

Learn how UtiliSave helps large energy consumers verify what others assume is correct:
https://lnkd.in/gaH-EMgB

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