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For many homeowners, choosing environmentally friendly energy solutions seems like the right thing to do but raises legitimate concerns about costs. The notion that sustainable energy means paying premium prices has persisted for years. In honor of Earth Day, it’s the perfect time to clear up some of those misconceptions. As someone watching both environmental […]

As an energy supplier, we often hear from our customers about higher electricity bills during the colder months. While it might seem counterintuitive at first—especially if you’re not running an air conditioner—there are several reasons why energy costs can rise as the temperatures drop. Let’s explore why this happens and share some practical tips to

October 2nd is Energy Efficiency Day, a day to celebrate and promote saving energy. Whether you’re at home or running a business, making small changes can save you money and help the environment. What is Energy Efficiency Day? Energy Efficiency Day is all about raising awareness of how easy it is to use less energy.

Connecticut residents have recently noticed a significant increase in their energy bills, and a key contributor to this surge is the “Public Benefits” charge. This fee, while designed to fund important state programs, has become a source of frustration for many who are already struggling with rising living costs. In this blog post, we’ll explore

As summer winds down and the school season approaches, families are preparing for the busy months ahead. Along with stocking up on school supplies and adjusting schedules, it’s a great time to focus on energy efficiency. Implementing energy-saving practices can lead to substantial savings and help reduce your environmental footprint. Here are some practical tips

There are a lot of reasons to own an electric vehicle. However, taking long road trips is not one of them. In fact, that has been an Achilles heel for EVs. Having to figure out the logistics of making it to a locale on a charge has been something that prompts EV owners to find

The truth is, after years of working, many seniors live on a fixed income, but energy costs don’t remain constant. You can get a fixed rate energy plan, but over time the costs change. The federal, state and local governments understand this predicament that many seniors are up against. When faced with limited income options,

Did you set energy goals for the coming year? Great! If one of those goals was to find the perfect energy plan, this article will prove to be very valuable. When you’re deciding what type of energy plan will be best for your household you can’t go off the rates alone. Our needs are changing

Right now you may be thinking about the start of the new year and some of the things you want to achieve in the coming months. It’s a time when many people evaluate where they are and where they want to be in many aspects of life from professional progression to finding a significant other.

Energy expenses are a part of everyone’s monthly budget. Unless you’re on a flat-rate plan, electricity and natural gas bills fluctuate each month depending on how much energy you use. That means some months are going to be more expensive than others, and in some regions of the country the winter is when costs spike.