Home and business owners now have more tools than ever to monitor energy use, detect potential problems, and enhance comfort year-round. From smart thermostats to real-time leak detection systems, technological advancements are redefining how we interact with energy, especially natural gas, in our everyday lives.
According to the latest National Weather Service outlook, October 2025 will bring above-normal warmth to much of the country, especially in the West, South, and East, while the Midwest faces uncertain conditions as La Niña starts to emerge. With a few bonus weeks of warmth for much of the country, take advantage of this opportunity to prepare your home or business for changing conditions—helping you stay efficient and ready for whatever the season brings.
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.
One fact stands out as we enter the holiday season: we tend to eat a lot! And with all this eating comes the need for cooking. You might not know it, but your cooking methods can influence your energy costs!
As colder weather arrives in many areas, it's an ideal time to check and restock your safety and preparedness kits. The change of seasons serves as a perfect reminder to ensure you're ready for potential emergencies.
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.