Electricity Deregulation 101
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Archive for the ‘Energy Deregulation’ Category
The Definitive Guide to Hiring an Energy Advisor, Part 1
- Posted By: Bob Wooten
As a large user of energy, you know that one of the key factors in making smart decisions is engaging the services of an energy procurement advisory firm. We have discussed this importance multiple times in our regular articles. These same articles have touched upon various aspects of the relationship between the energy advisor and […]
10 Most Common Energy Procurement Mistakes & How To Avoid Them
- Posted By: Scott Merrell
In this webinar, we discuss the mistakes most energy procurement professionals make, why they happen, and how to fix them.
10-Year Energy Agreements Are Growing In Popularity Among Large Energy Users. Are They Here To Stay?
- Posted By: Bob Wooten
In the world of finance and procurement, some of the preferred buzzwords include “conservative,” “stable,” and “predictable.” Because of the need to keep operational costs as low as possible, energy procurement presents a unique set of challenges to businesses that use a lot of energy. To begin with, energy commodities are volatile – and electricity […]
80% of Businesses Choose Competitive Electricity Retailers in Deregulated Areas
- Posted By: Scott Merrell
About 17.1 million North American residential consumers (44 percent of those eligible) and most large business consumers (80 percent) have exercised their right to choose their own electric retail service providers, according to the Annual Baseline Assessment of Choice (ABACCUS), a report released by the Houston-based consulting firm Distributed Energy Financial Group (DEFG). About 39.2 million electricity customers in North […]
Texas Bill Providing Potential for Choice at Austin Energy Advances From Committee
- Posted By: Scott Merrell
The City of Austin is like a “drug addict” that is “addicted” to some $156 million in annual revenues diverted from Austin Energy to city coffers, Sen. Troy Fraser said during a hearing on SB 1945, which would provide the potential opportunity for certain large customers at Austin Energy to take competitive electric supply. The […]
TX bill would allow Austin Muni customers to choose electric supplier, if…
- Posted By: Scott Merrell
A bill (SB 1945) has been introduced by Texas Sen. Troy Fraser that would permit certain customers at certain municipal utilities to choose their electricity supplier, if the Public Utility Commission found the muni’s rates to not be just and reasonable, or dissimilar from rates found in customer choice service areas. SB 1945 would apply […]
