Energy CX Helps Hoteliers Take Control of Rising Energy Costs

Data-driven energy brokerage featured in Hotel Management Magazine for expertise in hospitality energy procurement

CHICAGO, March 17, 2026 — For hoteliers, energy is no longer just another monthly bill; it's a competitive issue. Energy CX, the data-driven energy brokerage that helps customers purchase energy smarter, was featured in the February/March 2026 issue of Hotel Management magazine to give insight into how they are addressing this issue by offering hotel owners a clear path to managing risk and reducing spend in an increasingly volatile market.

Jack Silberman, EVP of Sales & Head of Hospitality at Energy CX, was asked by the magazine to share his expertise on how hoteliers can leverage an energy broker to procure energy through third-party suppliers and take real control over one of their fastest-growing operating expenses.

As electricity demand surges and grid strain intensifies across the country, energy costs are putting increasing pressure on hotel owners and operators. Silberman's insights, as told to Hotel Management magazine, offer a practical framework for navigating that volatility and turning energy procurement from a reactive cost into a strategic advantage.

"By working with a knowledgeable broker that is strategically purchasing energy based on market opportunity, hotel owners can manage risk and take control over spend," Silberman told Hotel Management magazine.

Energy CX's data-driven approach is tailor-made for the hospitality sector, where thin margins and large footprints make energy spend a critical line item.

With ABEL™, Energy CX's proprietary energy intelligence platform, hoteliers gain access to the same sophisticated procurement strategies previously reserved for enterprise-level energy buyers. This proprietary technology allows owners and operators to make purchasing decisions that are backed by real market data, resulting in lower spend, more control and peace of mind.

With energy markets continuing to fluctuate, many hospitality organizations are reassessing their approach to energy procurement and cost management. Energy CX’s hospitality team works with hotel operators to evaluate existing energy strategies and identify opportunities to improve efficiency, manage risk, and reduce overall energy spend.

With hoteliers facing continued volatility in energy markets, the time to act is now. Energy CX's hospitality team is equipped to assess your current energy strategy and identify opportunities for meaningful savings.

Energy CX has had a record-breaking year across various industries, including commercial real estate, manufacturing, healthcare and more. Energy CX replaces fragmented tools and legacy broker models with a centralized, technology-led approach—reducing risk, controlling spend, and bringing clarity to complex energy markets.