JLL’s Energy Advisory practice has entered into a strategic collaboration with VECKTA Corporation, described as the world’s first onsite energy intelligence platform and marketplace. The relationship is designed to give commercial real estate owners and occupiers an integrated process that runs from initial energy strategy through competitive procurement and final contract execution.
The collaboration combines JLL’s advisory capabilities and established client network with VECKTA’s cloud-based technology and marketplace. Together, the firms aim to help commercial and industrial clients advance distributed energy projects faster and at lower cost, with a focus on technologies such as solar power and battery energy storage systems.
According to JLL, VECKTA’s platform enables the rapid screening of large portfolios of energy-intensive facilities. This capability allows JLL’s Energy Advisory team to evaluate numerous locations in a short period of time while continuing to provide the tailored advisory services and relationship-driven engagement for which the firm is known in the market.
With the combined support of JLL and VECKTA, clients can plan and implement a range of distributed energy solutions across their portfolios. The offerings include photovoltaic solar systems, thermal solar, wind energy, battery energy storage systems (BESS), microgrids, and combined heat and power systems. The collaboration also extends to emerging technologies such as hydrogen fuel cells, providing access to a broader mix of onsite and distributed energy resources.
The partnership is positioned to serve commercial and industrial energy users that are seeking a more systematic path from high-level energy strategy to project execution. By linking advisory services with a specialized marketplace platform, the arrangement is intended to streamline procurement, align technology choices with client energy objectives, and support broader adoption of distributed energy systems in commercial real estate portfolios.
For property stakeholders, the initiative underscores a growing emphasis on leveraging technology-driven platforms to evaluate, select, and implement onsite energy projects. The focus on distributed solutions such as solar, storage, and microgrids points to increasing interest in improving energy cost management, resilience, and access to emerging clean energy technologies through integrated advisory and technology solutions.
