It’s going to be a very COLD winter. Those companies that have been following energy prices understand that rates are expected to increase again. Has your company checked to ensure that it is getting the best rate for electricity and/or natural gas? Now is the best time to do it. The company could significantly reduce how much it pays for [...]
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No Comments »Might Be Time to Lock in a Natural Gas Contract
November 24th, 2010 By Margaret Newkirk The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The suffocating heat of the past few weeks has been trying to tell you something. It’s time to lock in a gas contract for the winter. Consumers can lock in a 12-month natural gas contract this month for the lowest price marketers have offered in years. And although prices [...]
