Commercial Electricity

Thursday, May 10th, 2012

Ohio Governor John Kasich is out to revamp the Buckeye state’s energy policy. He is calling for better integration of renewable energy sources, a modernization of health and environmental laws for the natural gas industry and a new tax on natural gas to cut personal income taxes. The Governor claims these initiatives will help to [...]

Wednesday, April 25th, 2012

Electric delivery charges have always been a source of confusion and frustration to many consumers. The objective of this article is to assist you, the consumer, in having a greater knowledge of these charges, how they work and how to make sure that you are not getting ripped off. What Are Electric Delivery Charges? These [...]

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Eisenbach Consulting closely monitors market trends and makes projections using market data, such as historical gas prices and storage reports, regulatory changes, pending legislation and other market influences. Our research and analysis is intended to be used to assist decision makers with regard to energy procurement purchasing electricity in Texas and other markets. Recent changes [...]

Monday, January 16th, 2012

Shopping for electricity can save you money, but did you know that it can also spur the economy and job creation? A new study from the COMPETE coalition shows that expanding electric competition can provide greater employment opportunities and spur economic growth at a time when everyone is focused on creating more jobs. Monopolies are [...]

Wednesday, January 11th, 2012

In August, the Ohio Public Utility Commission (PUCO) collected comments on a proposal to enact a statewide electricity discount for companies that boost the state’s economy with large amounts of hiring or capital investment. The proposal is raising eyebrows among utilities and local ratepayers. Existing customers can receive a discount off the incumbent electric distribution utility’s [...]

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