As parents and caregivers, getting your kids ready for another school year is an exciting time. From choosing the first-day outfit to shopping for school supplies, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and overlook the opportunity to reset household routines.
In today’s energy-conscious world, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting has become a key expectation for many stakeholders —reflecting a company’s values and commitment to sustainability. Investors, customers, and others are increasingly focused on how businesses manage their environmental impact. And at the heart of many ESG strategies is energy.
Summer brings longer days, outdoor adventures, and cherished family memories. However, with increased outdoor activities and rising temperatures, prioritizing safety is crucial for everyone to enjoy the season. At UGI Energy Services, being prepared and informed is key to a safe and enjoyable summer.
In today's competitive manufacturing landscape, energy efficiency has evolved from an environmental consideration to a critical business imperative.
As energy costs and regulations fluctuate, manufacturers face the complex challenge of maintaining production output while minimizing energy costs and consumption. The key lies in finding the optimal balance between operational efficiency and cost management.
Whether you’re hosting a barbecue, pool party, or impromptu get-together with neighbors, the costs of summer gatherings can quickly add-up, but your energy costs don’t have to.
In today's fast-paced world, an uninterrupted energy supply is vital for operational success. This applies to every industry, from healthcare and technology to manufacturing, logistics, and beyond.
First-in-Pennsylvania Use of Landfill Gas to Power a Public Transit Fleet
Allentown, PA (Special) --- Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority (LANTA) and UGI Energy Services, Inc. LLC (UGIES) announced a ‘first-in-Pennsylvania’ partnership to use Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) to power the eighty-plus buses in LANTA’s fleet.
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.
With the winter season quickly approaching, energy supplier UGI Energy Services is starting to see an influx of questions related to the uncertainty of energy costs during the upcoming winter. While the weather and the energy market can certainly be volatile at times, there are many things that businesses can do to mitigate the risks associated with their natural gas and electricity costs.
We sat down with Mike Trymbiski, UGIES Regional Sales Manager, to ask some of the most frequently asked questions. These answers should help give local businesses a better understanding of how they can keep high energy costs – if not the cold weather – at bay.