Summer and fall are the perfect time to take your culinary adventures outdoors, and essential to those adventures is choosing the right cooking appliances.
The proper appliances not only add flavor to your meals but can also reduce both energy use and costs.
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.
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.
Teaching children about energy doesn't have to be complicated or boring. In fact, energy concepts are all around us, making it one of the most practical and engaging topics you can explore with your kids. From the moment they flip a light switch to when they ride their bike down the street, children are constantly interacting with different forms of energy. By making these connections visible and fun, we can help our children become more energy-aware and environmentally conscious citizens.
This week, much of the United States endured a warm welcome to summer 2025 with record-breaking temperatures from the Midwest to the East Coast. And with summer just getting started and plenty of warm weeks still in the forecast, staying cool, managing your energy use, and keeping your energy bills under control has never been more important.
May is National Electrical Safety Month—a perfect time to refresh your knowledge about staying safe around electricity, whether at home, at work, or out in the community.
As warmer weather arrives and summer approaches, both families and businesses are gearing up for outdoor projects, increased energy use, and seasonal activities. These essential safety tips will help everyone—from homeowners and employees to business owners—stay safe around electricity as the days get longer and the temperatures rise.
Memorial Day weekend marks the start of the summer season — a time for backyard barbecues, pool parties, and gatherings with family and friends. While planning the perfect menu and decorations, it can be easy to forget about energy efficiency. But by making a few smart choices, you can reduce energy waste, lower utility bills, and enjoy a more sustainable celebration.
As spring unfolds and temperatures begin to rise, forward-thinking businesses are already planning for the summer heat. Energy consumption typically spikes during summer months, putting pressure on operational budgets. By implementing strategic energy efficiency measures now, businesses can mitigate the impacts while maintaining comfortable working environments.
As winter's chill gives way to spring's warmth, many homeowners eagerly anticipate returning to their gardens. The changing season brings renewed energy and the perfect opportunity to beautify your outdoor spaces. However, amid the excitement of planning and planting, it's crucial to prioritize safety in all your gardening activities. This guide will help you prepare your outdoor spaces safely for the spring season, ensuring that your gardening experience remains enjoyable and injury-free.
August is synonymous with vacations to the beach, trips to the lake, and summer days at the pool. As temperatures and humidity peak in much of the country, there's no better escape than water-based activities to beat the heat.
Whether boating, swimming, or engaging in other water sports, ensuring safety is paramount for an enjoyable experience. Below are a few reminders to keep you and your loved ones safe while making the most of the water this August.