New Jersey mid to large-sized commercial electricity users will be paying more for electricity starting June 1, 2011 if they don’t shop for a competing electricity supplier.  New Jersey commercial, industrial and residential energy customers have a choice in their electric supplier.  They ...

Electricity and natural gas rates are showing no signs of dropping anytime soon.  While the country is finding new natural gas fields primarily in the northeast, it will take awhile for the gas to finally become available on the open ...

Companies looking to lower their utility bills are beginning to turn more often to third-party independent energy consultants for help. A large international manufacturer with outlets in the U.S. trimmed the electricity bills for its locations nationwide over 15% by utilizing ...

By Tom Johnson, December 8 in Energy & Environment The state has balked, at least for the time being, at approving three contracts between Atlantic City Electric and power suppliers because falling power prices could wind up boosting its customers’ bills ...

  In a very competitive marketplace, energy deregulation gives businesses better control of their business electricity costs. Aside from that, there are myriad other benefits and option that their companies would get from a deregulated and competitive energy market - options ...

By Michy Adam More than 24 states have opened their electricity market to energy deregulation. Texas has been at the forefront of the energy deregulated market and many residential, commercial and industrial users in the state have benefited much from this ...