At UGI Energy Services, we always strive to provide information to our customers in the most transparent way possible. Energy can be a complicated topic and sometimes difficult to distinguish the facts from various news articles, publications, and word of mouth. In this article, we will provide some context in regards to the recent Pennsylvania Electricity Update from the Independent Fiscal Office (IFO).
Winter weather has a way of changing customer behavior overnight. A forecast calling for snow, ice, or extreme cold can turn a normally busy day into a quiet one, with fewer customers walking through the door and shorter operating hours.
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, every day.
Valentine’s Day is one of the busiest and most energy-intensive days of the year for restaurants. From extended kitchen hours and increased cooking loads to ambiance lighting and packed dining rooms, energy demands can spike, and restaurant owners need to be prepared.
As the calendar turns to a new year, many businesses take a fresh look at their budgets, goals, and operational strategies. Energy costs often sit near the top of that list, and for good reason. Energy expenses can be one of the most unpredictable line items in a company’s budget, influenced by market volatility and shifting demand.