Energy is an operating expense. We treat it like one.
JIG Consulting takes your properties' energy supply to competitive bid across 14 deregulated markets — engineer-led procurement that brings real market competition to one of your largest controllable costs.
A cost line worth managing deliberately
For most commercial properties, electricity is among the largest operating expenses that ownership can actually control. Unlike taxes or insurance, supply pricing is negotiable — and in a deregulated market it can be competitively bid.
Lower operating expense supports net operating income, and NOI is what ownership is ultimately measured on. We won't quote a savings percentage before we've seen your usage. We review your actual bills and provide a written analysis of what's achievable in your market.
How we lower your energy costs
A straightforward process that puts real market competition to work for your bottom line.
Competitive Bidding
We take your energy load to market across qualified suppliers, using real competition to drive your rate down — not the first quote a salesperson hands you.
Contract Review & Negotiation
We negotiate the terms that actually hit your bill — rate structure, contract length, and the fees suppliers like to bury in the fine print.
Usage & Rate Analysis
We benchmark your current usage and spend first, so you know what your options actually are before you sign anything.
Renewal Management
We track your contract and re-bid ahead of renewal, so you never quietly roll onto an expensive default rate when the term ends.
Built for property portfolios
One point of contact across every market you operate in — not a different broker in every state.
Multi-Site Procurement
We aggregate load across your properties to improve negotiating leverage — a portfolio bids stronger than any single building does alone.
Staggered Renewal Management
We track every contract end-date across the portfolio and re-bid ahead of expiration, so no property quietly rolls onto a default rate.
Budget & Pro Forma Certainty
Locked, predictable supply pricing you can underwrite against — protecting your operating budgets from market volatility.
Tenant & CAM Alignment
Supply costs flow through to common area maintenance recoveries — a factor in tenant satisfaction and your competitive position.
Where we procure
Competitive energy procurement across 14 deregulated markets — including the largest commercial real estate centers in the country.
Who you're working with
Moni Jacob
Energy procurement led by a licensed professional engineer and Certified Energy Manager — the same team that has delivered engineering, construction oversight, and energy efficiency work for commercial clients for over 40 years. You're not buying from a call center; you're working with engineers who understand how your buildings actually consume power.
Request a portfolio review
Send us your details and a recent bill from any property. We'll review your actual usage and contract terms, then provide a written analysis of your options in that market — no obligation.
Preview only — this form is not wired up. The live form delivers to officestaff@jigconsulting.com.
⚠️ Texas only. The utilities and ESI-ID field below are Texas-specific — this form cannot be used in the other 13 markets. See the open items below.
LETTER OF AUTHORIZATION FOR THE REQUEST
OF HISTORICAL USAGE INFORMATION
Please accept this letter as the formal request and authorization for the above referenced Distribution Company (TDU) to release energy usage data, including kWh, kVA or KW, and the interval data (if applicable) at the following location(s) to JIG Consulting, LLC. This information request shall be limited to no more than the 12–24 month period of service. If the ESI-IDs are IDR accounts, please indicate whether summary level and/or interval data is required.
Please forward usage and load information in electronic (Microsoft Excel) format to:
officestaff@jigconsulting.com or moni@jigconsulting.com
If an attachment is used, please use a separate attachment per TDSP with the ESI-IDs that are specific to that TDSP. TDSP will reject ESI-IDs submitted that are not associated with their territory.
AUTHORIZATION
I affirm that I have the authority to make and sign this request on behalf of my company for all ESI-IDs that are associated with this request.
Preview only — fields are not wired up. In production this lives in the e-signature service, not on the website.
Open items for the meeting
- TEXAS-ONLY LOA vs. national expansion — the current Letter of Authorization lists only Texas TDUs (Oncor, CenterPoint, TNMP, Sharyland) and asks for ESI-IDs, which are a Texas-specific identifier. It cannot be used in PA, OH, IL, NY or any other market. Do we build state-specific LOAs, or one generalized multi-state version?
- Confirm the 14-market list — and whether JIG is registered/licensed to broker in each (PA, OH, IL, NY, NJ, MA, MD, CT each have their own requirements).
- What savings range has JIG actually delivered? Real figures from real deals beat any industry estimate — and are defensible.
- Against what baseline are savings measured — utility default service, or the client’s current contract? These produce very different numbers.
- Is there appetite to publish any numbers at all, or should the site stay qualitative until there are case studies?
- Digitize the Letter of Authorization — likely a standalone e-signature account rather than a page on the site. Confirm with Gexa which LOA format and signature method they accept.