Resources
TrueMeter’s Skin in the Game: Aligning Our Economic Incentive
In most industries, service providers earn regardless of results. Energy is no different: brokers take their commissions, bill-pay agents collect their fees, and utilities pass along every cent of cost, while businesses absorb the risk. At TrueMeter, we believe that model is broken. If we claim to be your utility partner, our economics should be tied directly to your outcomes. That’s why we built TrueMeter with skin in the game: if we can’t deliver the savings, we don't charge you.
Mastering Utility Bill Consolidation: A CFO's Guide
Multiple locations. Multiple states. Dozens of invoices hitting AP at different times, in different formats, with different due dates. One shows a demand charge spike. Another has a rate that looks wrong. Your finance team needs an energy engineering degree just to verify the bills are accurate.When utility bill management becomes a finance operations challenge rather than a cost line item, traditional approaches fall short. Bill pay agents charge $10-15 per invoice without finding savings. Energy consultants require $500K commitments. Spreadsheets can't scale.
Guide to AI-Driven Utility Management Platforms
For CFOs managing multi-site enterprises, utility management creates serious operational challenges: fluctuating costs, inconsistent bill formats, and identifying savings opportunities without specialized expertise. The consequences include millions in preventable spend, endless invoice reconciliation, budget unpredictability, and sustainability reporting gaps.
Claiming Back $60K+ From One Bill
You’re likely paying more than you should for power. Utility billing often hides overcharges that add up quickly. TrueMeter is an Energy Savings Platform that guarantees savings with no fees or upfront investment. We audit your bills every month so you don’t have to, and in this article we’ll show how one customer was charged far more than they should have been—and how we caught it.
Why Operators Prefer TrueMeter Over Renodis
Most providers in this category lead with people. A team of expert analysts manually audits your bills and runs a custom, hand-built procurement search for each account. Renodis fits that mold — and is genuinely good at it. Founded in 2002 and now a professionally-led consulting and managed-services practice, Renodis applies human expertise to each client's utility and energy environment, account by account. For the right customer that utilizes significant power from a small number of meters, that's a powerful model - but for multi-unit operators, it does not hold up.
Are You Getting the Best Gas Procurement Rates: What are the possibilities for a multi-unit operator?
For many operators, natural gas procurement raises more questions than answers: Do we really have options beyond the utility? How do independent suppliers fit into the picture? And what rules apply in our state? In fact, in more places than you might expect, competitive energy markets give businesses a genuine choice—each with its own financial and regulatory implications. The challenge is turning that complexity into clarity. That’s where TrueMeter comes in, taking the burden off your plate while ensuring compliance, competitive pricing, and smarter energy decisions. We exist to lower your utility bills.
Ordering New Electric and Gas Meters Costs and Timelines for Multi-Unit Operators Opening New Locations
Introduction If you’re remodeling, opening a new location, or setting up new utility services, you may need to order electric and gas meters. This is a common requirement for restaurant operators, property managers, and contractors. The process can take six months or more, with average costs of around $4,500. At TrueMeter, we’ve guided many customers through this process, and here’s what you can expect along the way.
