Energy 101

If you live in a state where the natural gas market has been deregulated, you have the ability to choose from certified natural gas providers to supply your energy. There are a lot of options, so selecting the best one for you can feel a bit challenging. Follow these simple steps to determine your priorities and narrow down your list of natural gas suppliers.

As a business owner, understanding your expenses is an important part of streamlining your business. By knowing what you spend on energy, you can make a few changes to your energy usage and reduce your operating costs and your business’s impact on the environment.

We highlight how a home warranty plan differs from the average homeowners insurance plan — and how understanding what's protected is the first step toward peace of mind.

Consumers and homeowners alike know that natural gas is used to heat the majority of American homes. Approximately 51% of U.S. households are heated by natural gas, according to the American Petroleum Institute (API). But natural gas is used as an energy source in more ways than one.

Every day, 173,000 terawatts of solar energy continuously reach the earth. That’s more than 10,000 times the world’s total daily energy use, making solar energy the world’s most abundant energy resource. Learn more about the solar industry: