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The goal is to establish the best strategy and energy pricing for your organization. The key to achieving your goal is market timing (as we have learned from addressing earlier mistakes).
The goal is to establish the best strategy and energy pricing for your organization. The key to achieving your goal is market timing (as we have learned from addressing earlier mistakes).
The goal is to establish the best strategy and energy pricing for your organization. The key to achieving your goal is market timing (as we have learned from addressing earlier mistakes).
The goal is to establish the best strategy and energy pricing for your organization. The key to achieving your goal is market timing (as we have learned from addressing earlier mistakes).
The goal is to establish the best strategy and energy pricing for your organization. The key to achieving your goal is market timing (as we have learned from addressing earlier mistakes).
As we start our next installment in this series, let’s recap the mistakes we’ve covered so far when it comes to savvy energy procurement: not procuring proactively, missing the most competitive rates, developing an inappropriate procurement strategy for your specific needs, not having a pre-determined goal of what you want to achieve, utilizing an aggregation […]
We are now halfway through our series on energy procurement mistakes. The first five articles discussed the mistakes of not procuring proactively, missing the most competitive rates, developing an inappropriate energy risk management strategy for your specific needs, not having a pre-determined goal of what you want to achieve, and utilizing an aggregation for purchasing […]
Everybody makes mistakes. The key, as they say, is to learn from our mistakes. In this spirit, we are presenting this series of articles to help you identify some of the errors you might be making so you can break the cycle. The first four articles discussed the mistakes of not procuring proactively, missing the […]
This, our fourth discussion, will center on the importance of measuring your results. The most effective and direct way to manage energy costs comes in the form of sourcing and procuring energy so that you can negotiate the rate you pay – an exercise performed in markets where electricity and natural gas are deregulated.
Currently, more than 15 states have deregulated their electricity markets. Natural gas is deregulated in nearly all states. And while deregulation has created opportunities for savings and reduced electricity costs, it has also created conflicts between those who procure energy and those who manage it.
