by: mehedi, May 26, 2011 Electricity is necessary for every purpose in the world. In day-to-day life there is not a moment when we aren’t using. But the source of electricity is limited and that’s why the cost of electricity is increasing day by day. Most people in the world are looking for cheap electricity. [...]
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Utility Submetering Helps in Accurate Billing – 866-572-2274
June 7th, 2011 by: Leroy Baggett, May 31, 2011 submetering is the process of measuring the use of electrical utilities in individual apartments, blocks and other residing areas. With the help of this process, it is possible to bill a utility separately for individual units as per the level of consumption. The major benefits of Submetering is that [...]
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Three Powerful Utility Bill Analysis Methods for the Energy Manager – 866-572-2274
June 7th, 2011 by: John Avina, June 8, 2009 ABSTRACT Utility Bill Tracking systems are at the center of an effective energy management program. However, some organizations spend time and money putting together a utility bill tracking system and never reap any value. This paper presents three utility bill analysis techniques which energy managers can use to arrive [...]
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Com Ed Asking for Too Much, Illinois Attorney General Says – 866-572-2274
June 3rd, 2011 May 26, 2011 (AP) — Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says a major utility company behind legislation increasing electricity rates “can’t help itself.” Ms. Madigan commented Wednesday that Commonwealth Edison Co. is overburdening ratepayers by asking them to help finance a $3-billion grid modernization project. She says it is particularly insensitive considering the company received [...]
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May 20th, 2011 May 18, 2011|By Andrew Maykuth, Inquirer Staff Writer Peco Energy Co.’s commercial customers who have not shopped for an alternative electric supplier might want to reconsider that strategy. The Philadelphia utility announced Tuesday that its electricity prices for commercial customers would increase between 9.4 percent and 12.6 percent on July 1. Peco’s commodity charge, which [...]
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National Grid Offers Company Rebates for Energy-Efficient Boiler Installations – 866-572-2274
April 25th, 2011 Posted on April 12, 2011 by Naresh Rammohan By Naresh Vissa NCC News Reporter Central New York companies are now getting incentives for installing energy-efficient boilers. National Grid is giving rebates to clients who install new boilers. These are the big heating units found in schools and other large buildings. Through the National Grid 2011 [...]
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April 25th, 2011 Free Seminars will help Long Island Businesses to become more energy efficient, save money and gain recognition as green leaders in the business community. Uniondale, NY- In a continuing effort to help Long Island businesses go green, save money, and gain recognition as a green and environmentally responsible company, the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA), [...]
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April 23rd, 2011 February 07, 2011|By Andrew Maykuth, Inquirer Staff Writer As confusing as the new deregulated electricity market is for Peco Energy Co. residential customers, it’s worse for commercial customers. While homeowners can compare published residential electric rates, owners of small businesses have no similar resource. Alternative suppliers rarely post their commercial rates, which are often negotiated [...]
Posted in Commercial Energy Mgt., energy deregulation, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Deregulation, Pennsylvania Electricity rates, Philadelphia, Philadelphia electricity deregulation, pittsburgh electricity deregulation Tags: allentown business electricity providers, allentown commercial electricity broker, allentown industrial facility energy management, Benefits of Energy Brokers to the US Market, commercial electricity rates, Commercial Energy Brokers, commercial energy deregulation, commercial energy deregulation news, electricity deregulation, Energy Brokers, peco 2011 price to compare, pennsylvania commercial electricity alternative suppliers, pennsylvania commercial properties, pennsylvania commercial utilities broker, philadelphia commercial electricity broker, philadelphia commercial electricity rate quote, philadelphia commercial energy consultant, philadelphia commercial facilities management, philadelphia commercial property management, Philadelphia electricity deregulation, philadelphia industrial utilities consultant, Phildaelphia Commercial Electricity Rates, PPL Rates 2011 No Comments » Peco: 16% of Customers Have Switched Suppliers – 866-572-2274
April 15th, 2011 March 29, 2011|By Andrew Maykuth, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Since electric competition took off on Jan. 1 in Peco Energy Co. territory, more than 260,000 customers have switched suppliers, according to the utility. About 16 percent of Peco’s 1.6 million customers, including most of its large industrial customers, have switched to alternative suppliers, according to Cathy [...]
Posted in Commercial Energy Mgt., Energy Choice, Energy Pricing, New, Pennsylvania Deregulation, Pennsylvania electricity deregulaiton, Pennsylvania Electricity Pricing, Pennsylvania Electricity rates, Philadelphia, Philadelphia electricity deregulation, Philadelphia Electricity Pricing, pittsburgh electricity deregulation Tags: allentown commercial electricity broker, allentown commercial energy deregulation, allentown industrial energy provider, allentown industrial utilities consultant, alternatives to peco, business utilities consultant, business utilities manager, commercial energy broker, commercial energy pricing, commercial energy service broker new york, commercial energy service manager, commercial energy services consultant, nationwide commercial energy consultant, pennsylvania alternative energy suppliers, pennsylvania commercial electricity alternative suppliers, pennsylvania commercial energy business opportunity, pennsylvania commercial energy consulting, pennsylvania commercial energy pricing, pennsylvania commercial utilities consultant, pennsylvania commercial utilities management, pennsylvania industrial utilities manager, philadelphia alternative energy suppliers, philadelphia business energy consultant, philadelphia business energy management, philadelphia business utilities prices, Philadelphia business utilities pricing, philadelphia business utilities rates, philadelphia commercail electricity deregulation, philadelphia commercial electricity consultant, philadelphia commercial electricity options, philadelphia commercial electricity pricing, philadelphia commercial electricity provider, philadelphia commercial electricity rate quote, philadelphia commercial energy consultant, philadelphia commercial energy pricing, philadelphia commercial energy suppliers, philadelphia commercial facilities management, philadelphia commercial properties energy management system, philadelphia commercial properties management, philadelphia commercial utilities consultant, philadelphia electricity consumers, philadelphia facilities management, philadelphia industrial energy broker, philadelphia industrial energy consultant, philadelphia industrial energy service alternatives, philadelphia industrial facilities consultant, pittsburgh commercial electricity pricing, pittsburgh commercial energy options, Pittsburgh commercial energy pricing No Comments » Consumer Advocates Battle ComEd Rate Hikes – 866-572-2274
April 5th, 2011 by: Sally Ho Wednesday March 30th, 2011, 4:04pm The battle over how electric utilities are regulated is heating up in Springfield, even as state regulators consider a $326 million rate increase ComEd requested last year. Consumer advocates say the Energy Infrastructure and Modernization Act (HB 14), sponsored by State Rep. Kevin McCarthy (D-Orland Park), would [...]
