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January 13, 2026

MetTel Launches Utilities Expense Management Solution with Intelligence to Slash Federal and Commercial Utility Costs, Boost Operational Efficiency

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Summary

NEW YORK, Jan. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- MetTel, a communications and digital transformation leader, today launched its Utilities Expense Management (UEM) solution for general availability, promising millions in cost savings and tracking consumption data to advance sustainability...

Impact Areas

cost
strategic
revenue

Sector Impact

For the Energy & Utilities and Government & Public Sector, this means a shift towards data-driven decision-making powered by AI, leading to greater accountability and efficiency in resource utilization. Governments can better allocate resources and track progress towards sustainability goals, while utilities can optimize their infrastructure and pricing strategies based on predicted demand.

Analysis Perspective
Executive Perspective

Operational impact: Businesses adopting MetTel's UEM solution can expect streamlined utilities expense management, reduced energy waste, and improved sustainability reporting. The AI-powered analytics will enable proactive identification of inefficiencies, leading to optimized resource allocation and improved bottom line through enhanced insights, automation of expense tracking, and better forecasting, improving budget accuracy.

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