At UGI Energy Services, we are proud to provide natural gas, electricity, liquefied natural gas, midstream services, propane and liquid fuel oil, and renewable energy to many businesses across the East Coast. Our customers range from small "mom-and-pop" shops, restaurants, and churches to large industrial and government organizations. We are dedicated to delivering reliable, cost-effective energy solutions and personalized service to all our customers. Read on to discover who UGIES serves.
After enduring a long winter with frigid temperatures, the much-awaited gardening season is now in full bloom! Gardening, a pastime for millions, is one of the greatest pleasures of warm weather.
If your business location has a garden, you’re already contributing to the planet's greenery. But why stop there? With a few tweaks, you can transform your garden into an eco-friendly endeavor, saving on your energy bill and making your garden healthier. Read on to discover Earth-friendly gardening tips for businesses that not only help you save water and energy but also minimize your company’s environmental footprint.
Spring is a great time for a refresh—both in our homes and businesses. As you declutter spaces and say goodbye to cold weather, this is a good time of year to give your energy services a thorough spring cleaning.
Business owners know too well that every decision impacts profitability. With energy bills often ranking among the most significant expenses, opting for affordable natural gas can yield substantial benefits.
There are countless reasons why 5.6 million American businesses choose natural gas for their energy needs. Discover eight of those reasons below and why making the switch to natural gas can help fuel your business and bottom line.
In the dynamic landscape of the 21st century, UGI Energy Services is excited to stand alongside energy sector peers at the forefront of innovation, with advancements driven not only by traditional engineering but also by the transformative power of computer science.
Operating a business can be expensive – especially with the rising costs of products, labor, utilities, and more. As businesses look ahead to the new year, it’s important to cut costs wherever possible to start the year off cost-efficiently. As energy is an expense nearly all businesses can't cut out, completing a year-end energy assessment is vital to saving money...and conserving energy!
As a business owner, you have a lot of responsibilities. Whether you run a large warehouse or a small mom-and-pop shop, your bottom line is always important. Financial stability is a key part of any successful business; part of that is knowing how to control your budget.
There’s no more telling sign of winter then the first big snowstorm. When the icy air makes its way to our region and the weather reports are buzzing, it’s important to take some steps to prepare your home and/or business ahead of time.
It’s officially winter! If you’re from the northeast U.S., snowstorms are likely headed your way. Though they can be magical and exciting, storms and other bad weather can lead to power and other outages. Outages can quickly become dangerous, sometimes lasting days or longer.
Outages can affect entire communities. They can disrupt communication, water availability, and transportation; close businesses like grocery stores, gas stations, banks, and more; cause food and water contamination; and prevent the use of medical devices or medicine refrigeration.
As a business owner, being prepared and knowing what to do before, during, and after a power outage can help keep your staff and customers safe.
Today is Energy Efficiency Day, which happens to occur during the Energy Awareness month of October! According to the Energy Efficiency Website – “The Energy Efficiency Day message is simple: “Save Money. Cut Pollution. Create Jobs.” Since the inaugural Energy Efficiency Day in 2016, this annual awareness event has been supported by hundreds of prominent organizations, companies, government agencies and others. Our goal is to share tips, tools and stories that promote the multiple benefits of energy efficiency, from lower costs to healthier homes. Energy efficiency is the cheapest, quickest way to meet our energy needs, cut consumer bills and reduce pollution. Energy efficiency is also an economic engine, supporting over two million jobs nationwide in manufacturing, construction and other fields – most of which can’t be outsourced overseas.”