Energy 101

There are plenty of ways to conserve energy in your home. Making small adjustments to your energy usage can undoubtedly add up to bigger savings. But there are some larger projects you can take on that will turn some even larger savings.

If you live in a state where the natural gas market has been deregulated, you have the ability to choose from certified natural gas providers to supply your energy. There are a lot of options, so selecting the best one for you can feel a bit challenging. Follow these simple steps to determine your priorities and narrow down your list of natural gas suppliers.

Consumers and homeowners alike know that natural gas is used to heat the majority of American homes. Approximately 51% of U.S. households are heated by natural gas, according to the American Petroleum Institute (API). But natural gas is used as an energy source in more ways than one.

Saving energy makes good business sense. Not only is conserving energy good for the environment, but it’s also good for your bank account. By implementing a few simple energy-conservation strategies you can help reduce your monthly business energy bills.

When the cold wind starts to blow and winter draws near, you know it’s time to think about your gas bill. Heating your home in the winter can come at a steep price, especially if you haven’t taken steps to prepare your house for the cold.