News & Insights

By now, temperatures in most of the U.S. are cooling off a bit and we’re all cheering for our favorite football teams and indulging in something pumpkin flavored. Now is also the optimal time to take a few steps to prepare for the fall season and make sure that our...

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA) is a United States law which aims to curb the recent inflation spike by reducing the deficit, lowering prescription drug prices, and investing into domestic energy production while promoting clean energy. There is definitely a...

With scam activity on the rise, we kindly remind you to be alert of utility scams and to look out for the below warning signs. -Demanding immediate payment: Scammers may claim that you owe the utility company money and that payment is due ASAP. Most companies have a...

This summer season, the sweltering heat has been a serious and at times a dangerous matter across our nation, driving record energy consumption while adding significant stress on power grids. Grid operators have kept a close eye on systems so far this summer,...

Article by: Susan Holmes With the United States eyeing a goal of a net-zero economy by the year 2050, businesses are under greater pressure than ever to curb their energy consumption. However, in addition to ensuring future compliance, creating an energy efficient...

We are excited to announce that EnerConnex has been awarded amongst the Top 10 Energy Procurement service companies of 2022 by Energy Business Review Magazine. You can read the entire issue, including our feature at this...

The benefit of using energy more efficiently goes above and beyond saving money. Sure, most people know that swapping traditional incandescent bulbs with LEDs will help cut costs, but did you know that drinking water and wastewater systems account for approximately 4%...

The EnerConnex team is constantly monitoring energy market conditions to inform and advise our customers accordingly. As of late, with the market experiencing significant volatility, we continue to see sustained high prices for electric, natural gas and crude oil. In...

There has been plenty of buzz about the rise in prices of almost everything as of late, including energy. If you look deeper into the steady climb of prices, you’ll notice it is not all a function of power production costs. In the EIA graph below, distribution...