Down the street from your meters
We read Denver bills from Sherman Street, near the Capitol.
Most Denver metro sites bill with Xcel Energy (Public Service Company of Colorado) for electric and gas. One tariff book, read closely, covers most of a local portfolio. We read it from Sherman Street and visit when a bill leaves a question.
Where we visit in the metro
Travel to all of these is included; sites at the metro edge may bill with an electric cooperative.
- Downtown Denver
- Capitol Hill
- RiNo
- Cherry Creek
- Denver Tech Center
- Lakewood
- Aurora
- Englewood
- Commerce City
- Westminster
How we work in Denver
Site walk-throughs
An analyst walks the meter room and rooftop with your facilities lead, matching each meter to its bill.
Sessions at our table
Bring a stack of bills to Sherman Street for a 90-minute working session, by appointment.
Energize Denver filings
City of Denver rules cover commercial and multifamily buildings from 5,000 square feet; we prepare the filings.
Monthly Xcel tracking
Bills pulled from the Xcel Energy portal with your authorization, reported by the 10th business day.
Visits, timing and what we need
Booking a visit
Ask by email or phone; metro site visits are usually scheduled within one week.
Travel included
Travel inside the Front Range is included in every fee, so a Denver visit adds no charge.
Office hours
789 Sherman Street, Suite 210, by appointment, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain.
What to bring
Recent bills, a site list with square footage, and a signed letter of authorization for Xcel Energy.
What sites here start with
Benchmarking Filing
Portfolio Manager kept clean and each building’s benchmarking report filed every year.
Bill Desk
Every bill, every month, checked against its tariff and your baseline.
Rate Fit Review
Checks that every account sits on the rate schedule that fits its load.
Three-Bill Read
Three recent bills, read line by line, free, in five business days.
Denver questions, answered
Does Energize Denver apply to our building?
It depends on size and use, so check the City of Denver’s official page. The city says it applies to commercial and multifamily buildings of 5,000 square feet and larger, with different requirements for small buildings (5,000 to 24,999 square feet) and large ones (25,000 and up). We explain requirements; we never declare a building compliant.
Do you visit sites in person?
Yes, anywhere in the Denver metro, and travel is included. An analyst or energy advisor walks the meters, rooftop units and mechanical rooms with your facilities lead. Most walk-throughs take one to two hours per building, booked by email or phone.
Do you work with utilities other than Xcel Energy?
Yes. Some sites at the metro edge bill with an electric cooperative, and water and sewer come from cities and districts. Each analyst learns the tariff book of every utility in your portfolio before reading an account, and the report looks the same for all of them.
Can we meet at your office?
Yes, by appointment. The office is at 789 Sherman Street, Suite 210, near the State Capitol, open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain. Bring a stack of bills and we will read them with you at the table.
Talk to us in Denver
We are based at 789 Sherman Street, Suite 210, Denver. A person replies within one business day.