Energy News – October 2021
The United States is on track to have one of the costliest winter-heating seasons in the last decade. With rising demand and production remaining flat, prices have increased significantly with the Henry Hub average up nearly 170 percent for the month of September compared to last September. According to the […]
Energy News – September 2021
As we approach the winter heating season, the trajectory for natural gas prices is becoming clearer. Prices have been elevated all summer because of increased demand from electric generation and exports of liquified natural gas (LNG); while production has been increasing over the last year, Gulf of Mexico production took a huge hit with Hurricane […]
Energy News – August 2021
Although this summer for many has seen its ups and downs, natural gas prices have stayed elevated throughout the last few months. Prices have remained higher than normal because natural gas production has been flat, the U.S. is exporting a record amount of liquefied natural gas (LNG), and record high […]
Kansas Association of School Boards Partners with WoodRiver Energy for Natural Gas
TOPEKA, KANSAS ‑ The Kansas Association of School Boards is excited to announce its new partner and marketer of the KASB Energy Management Program, formerly the Kansas Joint Utility Management Pool, WoodRiver Energy. KASB’s Energy Management Program is a long-standing member service that has saved school districts across the state […]
Was your budget impacted by Winter Storm Uri?
Secure Your Budget When Winter Storm Uri hit the central and southern U.S. in February, it caused one of the largest energy crises our country has faced in recent times. As millions of people tried to keep their homes and businesses warm, demand soared while the cold weather caused impairments […]
Energy News – June 2021
As we enter the summer months, we are happy to look for warming temperatures and more time spent outside. Further, this June, we can be even more grateful to have both warming temperatures and the beginnings of our “return to normal” after what has been a long 15 months. State […]
A Reflection of Winter Storm Uri with Don Krattenmaker
In February, Winter Storm Uri hit the central and southern states, bringing record low temperatures and causing an energy crisis in Texas that was unprecedented. As a few months have now passed, we wanted to sit down and reflect on what happened with Don Krattenmaker, VP of Business Development, to discuss the affects of this event, and what we can […]
HVAC Scope Test – Ensure Your HVAC is Working Properly
The extreme temperatures of winter and summer can push your HVAC units to the limit. That’s why making sure that your HVAC equipment is running properly cannot only save you time but also help eliminate costly last-minute repairs. Traditionally, you would have to schedule an on-sight technician to inspect your […]
Controlling Your Commercial HVAC
Businesses waste 60 percent of their energy dollars each year which is a result from inefficient HVAC units and lighting to poorly maintained equipment to ineffective HVAC schedules. That’s why it’s essential to take a holistic approach to monitoring and controlling your electrical infrastructure. Since nearly half of energy waste […]
Getting Your Sites Ready for Summer Using ConnectedControl
This blog originally appeared on GridPoint’s site, view the original post here Summer is quickly approaching. With record heat levels being reached every year, ensuring your building is reaching its maximum efficiency is key for your budget. Here are a few ways you can utilize ConnectedControl to ensure an efficient, […]