Energy Update October 31st, 2018 Natural Gas Backwardation is Unsustainable and Will Likely Lead to Much Higher Prices in 2019
Energy Update | October 31st, 2018
4 Ways Churches can Save on Utilities
As a church, synagogue, or other place of worship, effective management of resources is vital. Every dollar that you save
Retailers Save Money with Energy Upgrades
The retail industry is vital to the whole of the United States economy. An estimated two-thirds of the US gross
How to Choose an Energy Provider in 3 Steps
Energy deregulation across the country, particularly for commercial consumers, has led to more choice than ever–with no interruption to your
Energy Update | October 9th, 2018
After a Long Period of Complacency Natural Gas Supplies Continue to Deteriorate and Prices Breaks Out of Trading Range!
Power Outages on the Rise in the US
Living in a developed nation, we depend upon electricity for everything–from breakfast to bedtime and recharging our devices while we
Energy Indepedence
In the past, developing energy independence may have had a connotation of mountain men, remote locations, or those with
Smarter Energy Sourcing
Across the United States, a growing number of states are creating energy choice programs, particularly for commercial consumers. Energy choice
Solar Energy Basics
Since the dawn of time, human beings have sought energy, to cook, heat, and improve quality of life (just the
Natural Gas Trading Within Tight Trading Range, But Beware of Complacency!
Energy Update September 19th, 2018 Natural Gas Trading Within Tight Trading Range, But Beware of Complacency! (My reports focus
Is solar power cheaper than wind power? Which is best?
Is solar power cheaper than wind power? Two of the most common sustainable energy sources are wind and solar power.
The Future of Solar Power
What to Expect in the Near Future As long as there have been human beings, we have looked to the
Green Energy 101
People have various reasons for exploring renewable energy resources. Some fear that the world will soon “run out” of usable
Deciphering Your Commercial Energy Bill
Average commercial energy bills vary by state, but overall the US Energy Administration estimated costs at more than $650/month. For
4 Common Energy Myths
With a growing number of states embracing energy deregulation, residential and consumer providers are empowered like never before to take
3 Simple Ways to Save Electricity
In Commercial Buildings Utilities are often one of the largest overhead expenses for businesses of every size–more of an expense
5 Ways Energy Choice Benefits You
When electrical and natural gas supply lines first wove their way across America, there were excellent reasons for having them
Natural Gas Supplies Unexpectedly Fall Further Below 5 Yr. Avg!
(My reports focus on Natural Gas as it is the largest energy source for the generation of Electricity; therefore, Natural
