Reduce Costs and Manage Risk Through Strategic Energy Supply Management
In a complex and constantly changing energy market, it’s more important than ever for commercial and industrial energy consumers to be prepared for anything.
Enel X helps large energy users create and execute custom energy supply management strategies to reduce costs, manage risk, and adapt to new developments on the market.
Create and Execute a Custom Supply Strategy for Your Organization
Ongoing Market Intelligence & Advisory Services
Simplify the Renewable Energy Market
Inside a Sample Auction: How the Bidding Process Works
Competition is critical to securing the right renewable contract for your organization. See how we get suppliers to compete for your business with this video.
Energy management comes down to analyzing cost and risk on an ongoing basis, and Enel X was our trusted advisor throughout the whole process.
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Major Baltimore Purchasing Agency Saves More Than $11 Million a Year with Enel X
Find out how Enel X helped Baltimore Regional Cooperative Purchasing Committee combine its purchasing power and buy electricity directly from the wholesale market.
Savvy Businesses Strengthen Energy Supply Management Strategies with Enel X
Learn about how businesses rely on Enel X to guide them through the complex competitive supply market to meet their individual needs.
Finding the Risk Hidden in Your Energy Contract: 10 Terms & Conditions You Need to Know
We break down the 10 most important terms and conditions in your supplier agreement, and explain why the lowest price may not always be the best option.