When you sign an energy contract, the word “fixed” implies certainty—a shield against market volatility. Historically, a true “fixed price” energy contract meant that all components—energy, capacity, transmission, and all minor ancillary …
In today’s volatile energy market, transparency and control are everything. While many have been focused on the recent capacity market changes in PJM, another impactful event involving the Columbia Gas Transmission (TCO) pipeline is a textbook example of how quickly …
The U.S. hospitality sector – encompassing hotels, resorts, restaurants, and entertainment venues – is an energy-intensive industry. From keeping guests comfortable with heating and air conditioning to powering massive kitchens, laundry facilities, and 24/7 lighting, energy consumption is both a …
As summer approaches, electricity rates are climbing sharply across Maryland and D.C., with new Energy buyers and facility managers in Maryland and Washington, D.C. should take note: standard utility electricity prices are rising sharply this summer. Recent utility filings show …
In today’s real estate environment, every line item on the balance sheet matters – but few are as overlooked or misunderstood as energy spend. Whether you’re managing a single commercial building or a multi-state portfolio, your approach to energy procurement …
In today’s rapidly evolving energy market, effective energy procurement is more crucial than ever. With rising energy costs, fluctuating demand, and the ongoing shift toward renewable energy sources, businesses are facing new challenges and opportunities. In this blog post, we …
As we move towards a net-zero emissions future, businesses are increasingly recognizing the importance of sustainable energy procurement. This involves sourcing renewable energy to power operations, reducing carbon footprints through carbon offset procurement, and reporting on sustainability efforts to stakeholders. …
