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Over the last decade, electric and gas tariffs have continued to witness a steady increase. As a result, the pricing for electric and natural gas services have also risen by a margin of five to eight percent. At the same time, the supplementation of green energy alternatives is also adversely affecting the utility rates as hotter summers and colder winters are expected to offset the cost of green energy and bring it closer to the pricing of traditional utilities. In light of this, businesses are stuck between a rock and a hard place as they have to choose between paying for traditional energy sources that have high tariffs and greener options that are exorbitantly costly to implement and utilize. This challenge has become a prevalent one in recent years as organizations have to strike a balance between lowering their energy costs and achieving sustainable energy goals. According to utility industry veteran and the founder and CEO of Utility Audit, Inc., Mike Vigil, “The utility market changes quickly and staying on top of the change is the key to make long-term savings.” And with this notion in mind, Mike started his company with a portfolio specially designed to help its clients perform routine utility audits, which further drives their ability to minimize utility costs.

