Has the recent heat wave in the Northeast affected the energy market? Has the shift to cooling demand impacted storage? Read our Energy Expert's full energy market report.
Read MoreGas exports are continuing to increase and with warmer weather finally hitting the Northeast, attention is shifting to cooling (electricity) demand. Read the full report written by our energy experts here.
Read MoreSpring weather is coming! Know the latest energy market updates from our energy experts here.
Read MoreThe length of a business' energy contract length can influence their rates. Read why here.
Read MoreHas your businesses moved recently? Did you open up a new location? If so you may be under a deemed contract. What is a deemed contract? Read more.
Read MoreWith colder temperatures still sweeping much of the northeast, the heat demand is still very much active. Electricity rates will rise in the coming weeks, so now is the perfect time to shop for rates during the "shoulder season." Read more.
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Read MoreWith colder weather still upon us, the market has continued to stay bullish. Read the full energy expert report.
Read MoreWhen it comes to energy, there are a lot of terms and acronyms that make up the final price. What are they? What are ZECs and TOTS? Click here to learn more.
Read MoreWith the ups and downs in winter temperatures, the market is turning bullish quickly. Read our energy experts full report.
Read MoreWith natural gas production growth projected in 2018 and significantly higher rig counts versus last year, the market could fall if incremental demand doesn’t keep up. Read our energy experts' full report.
Read MoreCurrently, some of the best areas in the tri-state region to go solar are the state of New York and New Jersey. What about New York City? What if I own a restaurant in the suburbs? Learn more here.
Read MoreIs now the best time to lock in your energy rate? Or should you wait? Our energy experts weigh in with early February's energy market update.
Read MoreThe two foremost solar system types to capture the sun and convert its energy into useable electric power are solar photovoltaic and solar thermal. The difference? Learn more here.
Read MoreBusinesses need to be aware of their contract end date to avoid fees and being subject to a variable market rate upon contract expiration. Learn more.
Read MoreHow does a fixed rate create value for your business? A fixed electricity or natural gas price allows customers peace of mind knowing that their energy rate is set for a period of time (term). Learn more.
Read MoreWeather is the largest factor affecting the energy market in late January. With forecasts at this time predicting a polar vortex for early February, the market may turn bullish. Read the full explanation here.
Read MoreWinter is here and demand for natural gas is rising. Is now the right time to lock in your rates? Or should you wait? See what our energy experts have to say here.
Read MoreNITS, or the Network Integration Service rate, is set to increase as of 2018 for PSEG customers. Read more on how this could impact your business here.
Read MoreDiversegy thrives on educating business owners on the energy market. This energy market update covers the reasons that you should buy your energy now versus later in the month/year.
Read MoreThe two most common types of pricing are fixed and index. What is the difference? Which best suits your business's needs? Learn more here.
Read MoreGoing solar provides business cost savings, price stability, and reduces impact on the environment. How does it do this? What makes up a solar panel? Take a dive into how solar panels work here.
Read MoreAn oilfield in Bakersfield, CA will have future production powered thanks to a massive solar energy project. What do they plan to use? Could you use solar to power your business too? Learn more.
Read MoreWhat does energy deregulation mean for you? Are you the ideal natural gas customer? Learn more here.
Read MoreThe weather is playing a huge part in gas prices. Read the full report here.
Read MoreThis is a brief explaining the petition by Suniva and Solarworld under section 201 of the 1974 Trade act that if it is approved there will be a tariff on Solar Panels, increasing costs. Read the full blog post for all details.
Read MoreColder weather is expected mid-December. What does that mean for the gas energy market? Read why now could be the best time to secure your energy rates for natural gas.
Read MoreIs the cold weather affecting gas prices? Is demand high or low? Learn the answers to these questions and more in the Mid-November Energy Market Update written by one of our energy experts.
Read MoreKnowing more about your utility is beneficial to understanding your energy service. When does ORU's rates change for basic service? Who do you call about outages? For the answers to these and more, click here.
Read MoreCurious when RG&E changes their basic service rates? Or what taxes are included in their delivery charges? Learn all the answers to these and more here.
Read MoreWhat is energy deregulation? Why is it so important for us and for you? Read the full history of energy deregulation here.
Read MoreHouse by the Side of the Road is an indoor garden center located in New Hampshire. Read how we helped solve their solar questions and serviced their solar needs.
Read MoreDo you know your utility? When their rates change for gas? Learn all of this and more in South Jersey Gas: Know Your Utility.
Read MoreIn 2012, President Obama’s energy secretary wanted to create a solar grid to help store the excess power produced by renewable power sources. Yet-Ming Chiang may have the answer: Sulfur-Based Batteries. Read more here.
Read MoreShopping for a new energy supplier? Leverage an energy expert who can shop the market to find you the best rates, product, and terms. Read more on how we can help your business.
Read MoreDiversegy's Executive Director of Sales and Business Development, CJ Peterson, has been helping customers reduce their energy costs for 7 years with Divesegy. Read his bio and favorite quote here.
Read MoreThe fall has some of the largest energy rate fluctuation patterns. Read about it and more in this late month's energy update written by one of our energy experts.
Read MoreHas this early fall weather affected demand for energy? Read our energy expert's energy market update for early Fall.
Read MoreKnow your utility! Are you a customer of PSE&G? Do you know when their rates change for electricity? Or gas? Read the full story here.
Read MoreThanks to solar panels and an investment in a 10-kilowatt hour energy storage system, you could still have power even when your neighbors don’t. Read the full blog and article.
Read MoreDiversegy thrives on helping businesses reduce cost, mitigate risk, and improve their bottom by introducing an energy strategy to your existing business. Understand where the energy market stands at the end of the summer months.
Read MoreKnow your utility! Get answers to the questions you need to know about Atlantic City Electric.
Read MoreIntroducing our Matrix Analysis Tool and Tracker (MATT). MATT provides an apples to apples comparison across a multitude of suppliers – quickly and correctly.
Read MoreWe are excited to welcome Patrick Gallagher to the Diversegy team. With over 12 years experience in the deregulated energy industry, he’s a great asset to his customers and the Diversegy Team.
Read MoreDiversegy uncovered savings for a NYC-based Day School- projecting over $15,000/year for the duration of the procurement term.
Read MoreDiversegy leveraged their relationships with the top 35+ suppliers to reduce the JCC’s operational energy spend by more than 10% annually. Read more here.
Read MoreThe energy market is like a rollercoaster, ups and downs with some twists thrown our way. Here is this week's energy market update written by our esteemed pricing and energy experts.
Read MoreThe property management company had an estimated savings of $60,000 over the term of the agreement - that’s 15% of supply cost.
Read MoreDiversegy released a new tool to compare commercial electricity prices instantly and provide best rate for businesses.
Read MoreDiversegy welcomes Susan, our new price desk manager. She joins us with over 10 years of...
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Read MoreAccording to recently filed rates by Narraganset Electric (National Grid) in Rhode Island, electric rates will increase by over 50% for the six-month period beginning in October 2017 for both residential and commercial customers.
Read MoreGenie Energy Ltd today announced that its Genie Retail Energy division has acquired Mirabito Natural Gas, a Ft. Lauderdale, Florida-based natural gas supplier, from Angus Energy for $3 million plus Mirabito’s working capital.
Read MoreIt is a common thread to mix up voltage and currents. In fact, voltage sounds more dangerous than currents. It all depends though on the resistant of the body and how the voltage is applied.
Read MoreWith temperatures beginning to stabilize from the summer season, the market has started to stabilize, causing the demand to continue to grow.
Read MoreWeather normalized demand continues to grow. Several new LNG facilities coming online in the next year. Market will turn bullish quickly depending on how hot it gets (cooling demand.)
Read MoreWeather normalized demand continues to grow. Both takeaway capacity from the Northeast and LNG export capacity are increasing. Now that we’re in the warmer months, cooling demand will have an increasingly stronger influence.
Read MoreWeather normalized demand continues to grow. Both takeaway capacity from the Northeast and LNG export capacity are increasing. Moving into warmer months, cooling demand will have an increasingly stronger influence.
Read MoreStructural demand is projected to continue increasing. Moving into warmer months, cooling demand will have an increasingly stronger influence.
Read MoreDiversegy is always striving to give our clients resources to help make a proactive and smart decision on your energy; because energy, its what we do.
Read MoreGenie Energy Ltd., (NYSE: GNE, GNEPRA) announced today that it is establishing Atid Drilling Ltd., (Atid), an on-shore drilling services venture based in Israel.
Read More2016 could be classified as "the year of energy bankruptcies," with more than 200 companies filing for protection.
Read MoreFrom heated pipeline protests to stubbornly low oil prices, these are the top energy and environmental stories the Tribune covered in 2016.
Read MoreRead Forbes Magazine’s pick of the top 30 energy stories of 2016.
Read MoreWithdrawal (50 BCF) was in line with analysts’ expectations (50 BCF). Withdrawal was expected, market has steadily moved upward throughout the day (even prior to the storage report.)
Read MoreSpeak to your Diversegy Energy Adviser today about the implication of yesterday’s OPEC deal for your utility invoicesw and when and how to lock in the best possible rates in these turbulent times.
Read MoreWithdrawal (-2BCF) was at the bottom end of analysts’ expectations (between -2BCF and +6BCF). Withdrawal was bullish, market has moved up slightly following the report.
Read MoreA small business owner should also keep in mind the long-term financial benefits that come with installing solar equipment, as CJ Peterson, executive director of sales and business development at Diversegy explains.
Read MoreIf the actions of Walmart and Microsoft are any indication, a Trump administration will do little to dissuade companies from continuing to invest in renewables.
Read MoreInjection (30 BCF) was within analysts’ expectations (25-35BCF). Injection was in line with analysts’ expectations, market has been relatively flat since the storage report, overall down for the day.
Read MoreInjection (54 BCF) was within analysts’ expectations (47-58BCF). Injection was on the upper end of analysts’ expectations, market has moved up slightly following the report.
Read MoreInjection (54 BCF) was within analysts’ expectations (53-60BCF). Injection was at the low end of analysts’ expectations, market has moved up slightly.
Read MoreSpeak to your Diversegy Energy Adviser today about the impact of the tragic Colonial Pipeline explosion in Shelby County, Alabama this week on gas prices.
Read MoreInjection (73 BCF) was within analysts’ expectations (66-80BCF). Injection was at expected levels, market has been volatile but overall flat.
Read MoreDiversegy offers the complete package, given its knowledge of all aspects of the energy supply chain. In addition to being consultants, they have supply-side procurement, solar and efficiency expertise in-house.
Read MoreInjection (77 BCF) was above analysts’ expectations (70-76BCF). Injection was bearish, market has dropped following the report.
Read MoreDiversegy can help all types of companies, large small and everything in between, save money. Using their purchasing power and expertise, Diversegy can reduce operating expenses and bring added value to a company’s bottom line.
Read MoreInjection (49 BCF) was on the low end of analysts’ expectations (46-65BCF). Injection was bullish, prompt month natural gas initially jumped but has since fallen back under $3.
Read MoreThere are many cost components that factor into a customer’s cost per-kWh. There is a cost incurred to actually generate the power, using fuel sources such as coal or natural gas.
Read MoreWith just a single vote, Senate Democrats recently defeated the Keystone XL Pipeline Bill, stopping TransCanada Company’s proposed $7 billion Keystone Gulf Coast Expansion Project (Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline) in its tracks.
Read MoreOperating in real time, Smart Meters give accurate snapshots about energy usage at different times of the day, drilling down to hourly increments. The benefit being it makes consumers much more aware of their consumption and how to reduce it.
Read MoreThe Federal Department of Energy research shows that light-emitting diode streetlights (or LEDS for short!) reduce energy use by around 12 percent when used in place of conventional high-pressure sodium lighting above high-speed roads.
Read MoreMicrogrids are an energy system comprised of distributed energy sources. Although they have been around for a decade, they have not been widely adopted for a variety of reasons – cost prohibition being the main factor.
Read MoreFracking has attracted a lot of controversy since its inception because the environmental impact is not yet fully understood. The “anti-fracking movement “have been very vocal about their concerns.
Read MoreAs temperatures soar or dip, this may make your heating or cooling equipment run longer and at maximum capacity – thereby using more electricity.
Read MoreDiversegy has the knowledge, expertise, experience and relationships to get you the desired results. Our senior management team has a combined brain trust of more than 100 years.
Read MoreWhile we advocate an energy audit and a bill analysis as the best place to start when assessing and improving your energy consumption, there are some immediate quick fixes you can do within your office to help keep your power costs in check.
Read MoreThe U.S. is leading the world in reducing its carbon dioxide emissions. These reductions are largely due to the innovation that is happening not only in green energy, but in the oil and gas sector’s ability to produce hydrocarbons from shale deposits.
Read MoreEnergy audits reveal usage patterns, identify waste, over-expenditure and, generally, make you fully cognizant of where your energy dollars are going. This will enable you to be more efficient with your energy use and track and accelerate savings.
Read MoreWhen the EPA issued their latest round of proposed carbon emission restrictions on June 2 in the form of a 635 ‘Clean Power Plan’, a heated political and societal debate ensued.
Read MoreAs I reflect upon my 13 years in the energy business, I can’t help but think of all the changes that have taken place. The industry has evolved and dynamically changed, while other areas have remained static.
Read MoreIn 1993, the price of oil was approximately $18 a barrel; today it’s around $100 a barrel.
Read MoreKnowing how much, when and why your energy is being used will enable you to control and reduce your energy consumption … and expenses.
Read MoreWith no special training or knowledge required deregulation opened the floodgates to a slew of ‘energy experts’ that may not have the expertise that they claim and do not have your best interests at heart.
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