Rising costs for commercial electricity seems inevitable for Texans. In fact, in recent weeks the topic has become a common one for local and national news publications, and reporters are getting more and more frank about the message. Take the following excerpt from The Fort Worth Star-Telegram as an example: For months now, ERCOT [the. Read the Rest…
Monthly Archive
for: ‘May, 2012’
The Commercial Electricity Crystal Ball
As is the case with any market-driven industry, it would be really nice if there were a way for you to know what’s going to happen next in the market before it actually happens. If you could know which way commercial electricity prices will shift in the future, you could nearly guarantee that your business. Read the Rest…
Your Commercial Electricity Experts
Recently, we published a post on this blog explaining some of the key advantages of working with a commercial electricity broker. We believe that partnering with a broker is a good move for most businesses. Sorting through all your options as a commercial electricity customer can be daunting. An energy broker can save you time. Read the Rest…
PUC Changes Could Drive Up Commercial Electricity Costs
There’s been a fair amount of buzz in the last few weeks about the Texas PUC (Public Utility Commission) and some possible regulatory changes under consideration right now. In previous posts, this blog has highlighted the proposal to raise the Power Balance Penalty Cap and System High Cap to $4500 in the near futures (as. Read the Rest…
Commercial Electricity Goes Green
A recent article in the Amarillo Globe-News highlighted an enormous project currently in the works. The plan is to run just under 2,000 miles of transmission lines through the Texas panhandle with the hope of delivering wind-generated power to larger cities. How big is this project? Seven billion dollars big. Wind power has gotten a. Read the Rest…
