Energy 101

Powering up the office printer. Flipping on the lights. Cranking the AC. A few of the many daily activities requiring power that we all take for granted at the office every day. But what happens during a power outage, or even worse, a natural disaster that compromises the grid for an extended period of time? Do you have a power outage solution for your business?

When it comes to deregulation, you’re probably more familiar with how it works than you may realize. Check out our quick video to learn how it may change the way you think about energizing your home or business.

The number of solar installations continues to soar in America, especially in the corporate sector. While the adoption of this renewable energy is showing no signs of slowing down, it’s not limited to for-profit organizations. In many cases, going solar can be a great option for nonprofit organizations, too.

Understanding your utility bill can be confusing, but IGS is here to help! Learn how to read your electricity and natural gas bill today.

While much of the world is working toward switching to cleaner sources of energy, including wind and solar, technology is finding a way to help make the process of traditional power generation safer for the environment. One such method is called carbon capture and sequestration, and it’s one of the ways companies and power plants are working to minimize their impact on the environment.