There's a reason Halloween feels like the unofficial kickoff to the holiday lighting season. Skeletons strung with fairy lights, jack-o'-lanterns flickering on porches, animatronic ghosts groaning from the bushes — it's one of the most decorated holidays of the year, and most of us never stop to think about what's actually powering the spookiness. But behind every glowing pumpkin and strobing porch light is a small, seasonal spike in energy demand that's worth understanding, especially if you want your decorations to be both dazzling and safe.
Few fall traditions are as energy intensive as tailgating. Grills fired up before sunrise, portable TVs tuned to pre-game coverage, coolers running on generator power, string lights strung between trucks as the sun goes down — a good tailgate is basically a pop-up outdoor kitchen and entertainment center, built from scratch in a parking lot. It's a great time. It's also a small masterclass in portable power management, whether tailgaters realize it or not.
Pennsylvania’s deregulated market is a win-win for everyone involved because it produces competitive, low utility rates for residents, removes generation costs for utility companies, and stimulates the state’s business and financial growth.
Poor insulation is so much more than a comfort issue. In fact, it can easily impact your bottom line. Whether you manage an office building, a warehouse, a retail space, or a multi-unit property, inadequate insulation can quietly drive up your operating costs year after year.
When the first pitch leaves the mound on opening day, millions of watts are already working overtime. Baseball is America's pastime — and powering it is serious business.
Heading out on vacation should feel exciting — not stressful. But leaving your home unattended for days or weeks raises real concerns: wasted energy, safety risks, and unexpected utility bills waiting on your return. The good news? A simple checklist before you lock the door can save you money and give you real peace of mind. Here's our expert guide to leaving your home the smart way.
Summer is synonymous with busy schedules and more time spent outdoors. It also brings new safety considerations for how energy is used at home, at work, and in communities. At UGI Energy Services, safety is at the center of everything we do, and June—National Safety Month—is a moment to revisit a few simple habits that matter all year long.
This article provides a self-guided checklist for facility managers to score their building’s energy efficiency.
Renewable energy used to be a conversation mainly for companies with deep pockets and long planning horizons. That has changed — significantly. Here’s practical guidance for facility managers and business owners who want to go greener without overspending.
April is Earth Month, a time to reflect on how the energy choices we make today can help shape a more sustainable tomorrow.
At UGI Energy Services (UGIES), we’re celebrating by highlighting key facts about natural gas that showcase how this versatile fuel supports reliability, affordability, and environmental progress—especially through innovations like renewable natural gas (RNG).
Explore surprising insights about natural gas, including how infrastructure investment and RNG are shaping the energy landscape.