March is dedicated to celebrating women, with Women’s History Month and Women in Construction Week™ (WIC Week™) both occurring this month.
At UGI Energy Services, safety is our highest priority. We are committed to ensuring the well-being of our customers and communities.
According to the Society of Women Engineers, “In the 1990’s women represented nine percent of the individuals working in architecture and engineering. By 2023, the percentage of women professionals in those fields had grown to 16.7 percent, but they are still underrepresented compared to their male counterparts.”
Energy is integral to everything we do. From the time we wake up, to even while we’re sleeping, energy is heating/cooling our homes, keeping our food fresh, powering 24/7 health care facilities, fueling the world’s round-the-clock logistics network, and so much more. You wouldn’t even be reading this if not for energy. So, let’s celebrate World Energy Day together by exploring a few energy facts and ways to celebrate.
It’s been an eventful start to 2025 in the energy sector, from January’s polar vortex sending temperatures plunging across much of the country, to headlines discussing energy’s connection to artificial intelligence, data centers, geopolitics, trade, and more.
Winter activities like snowboarding, skiing, sledding, ice skating, and hockey are fun ways to stay active during the cold months, but like all sports and activities they can be dangerous.
At UGI Energy Services (UGIES), we’re committed to providing a variety of energy options for organizations of all sizes and to fuel businesses across countless industries.
As we welcome the New Year with promise, we would like to take the time to highlight the incredible work and dedication to our community that occurred throughout 2024.
When the temperatures drop, it’s clear that winter is coming soon. And if you live in the northeastern U.S., you know that winters are no joke! So, before the coldest of the cold arrives, both home and business owners should adequately prepare.
It’s the most cheerful season of the year. However, many don't realize that it can also be a time of potential hazards. The National Fire Protection Association finds that an average of 990 home fires are started each from decorations and Christmas trees. So, while you’re gearing up to celebrate, ensure safety is at the top of your mind with these holiday safety tips.