Our team is comprised of energy engineers and analysts with best-in-class knowledge of the electricity and natural gas markets. We’ll check your utility bills for savings opportunities and make sure you are paying the lowest rate possible. We use a variety of tools to complete our assessments. Scroll down to learn more.

Sales Tax Exemption

If you’re using natural gas in your operations, you could qualify for a sales tax exemption on your natural gas supply. Reach out and our team will tell you if you qualify and fill out the application for you!

Water Deduct Meter

Many times, you get charged for the same volume of water for your water and sewer services. That means if you’re using any water in your operations that isn’t going down the sewer you may be overpaying on your sewer bill. Think you might be overpaying?

Procurement

We’re in the business of helping people reduce their carbon footprint and One easy way to reduce costs is by making sure you’re paying the lowest rate possible on your electric and natural gas bills.

If you’re in a deregulated state, you don’t have to settle for the standard supply offer from your utility. We can help you find the best rate options to fit your needs.

Utility Rate Class Evaluation

We’ll ensure you are being charged the right amount and identify alternative rate codes to reduce costs where possible.

Utility Tariff Modeling

Ever wonder how your utility bill is broken down? Our utility bill model can break down any gas or electric bill in Ohio and give you visibility into exactly how you’re paying and what you’re paying for.

This can be a great place to start if you’re thinking about efficiency and sustainability; if you don’t know how you’re paying, you won’t know how you can save (and how much!).

Self Assess kWh Tax

This is a tax reduction for customers in Ohio using more than 45 million kWh annually.

What is the State kWh Tax?

Ohio’s kWh tax is imposed on electric distribution companies based on the number of kWh distributed to their users throughout Ohio. The distribution companies pass this tax through to their end users on a monthly basis. The tax is broken into three tiers of rates depending on the number of kWh consumed.

How can you save on the kWh Tax?

Ohio Revised Code 5727.81 allows for qualified electric users consuming more than 45 million kWh per year to self-assess the state’s kilowatt-hour tax. The rate at which users can self-assess the state tax is on average 29% lower than the full state tax rate, allowing users to yield savings by taking advantage of this opportunity. For example, a qualified businesses using 50 million kWh can save $53,085 annually from self-assessing.

Not sure if you qualify? Think you qualify but don’t know where to start?

If you’d like to take advantage of this opportunity but don’t know where to start, upload your electric bill below. Energy Managers at Viridi will check to see if you qualify and calculate the potential value of self-assessing the kWh tax. If you do qualify, Viridi can assist in applying for and obtaining approval to self-assess, along with the annual renewal and approval. Additionally, Viridi can help you file the monthly, self-assessed tax reports and payments.

Ready to get started? Fill out our simple contact form and one of our energy experts will be in touch to discuss your options.