How Your Small Business Can Benefit From Competition in the Energy Marketplace
For small business owners, increased competition often brings increased challenges. However, as competition enters the energy marketplace, your small business actually has the advantage.
Cost Saving Tips to Prepare Your Small Business for the Winter Heating Season
Running a successful small business means making every dollar count, every day of the year. But, we know that fall and winter can be especially hard on your energy bill.
How to Choose the Right Energy Product for Your Small Business.
Energy costs—power and/or gas—are among the biggest monthly expenditures for our small business customers. In the following post we talk about the products and pricing options available to you through Constellation and how you can determine which will work best for your company.
Questions Your Small Businesses Should Ask Before Signing an Energy Supplier Contract
If you’re searching for an energy supplier for your small business, it’s likely that you’ve considered a number of factors like price, the variety of product offerings, and customer service. But, once you start talking to different companies, it’s not always easy to know which questions to ask—especially as you get closer to committing to
How Solar Works in 4 Steps
Do you have a clear understanding of how solar energy is converted into electricity? Sure, you probably understand the basic concept that that the solar panels you put on your roof convert sunlight into energy for your home.
The Difference Between CFL and LED Lighting
Tighter budgets and a growing concern for the environment are motivating many to look for new ways to reduce their energy consumption. Did you know that switching to energy-efficient lighting is one of the fastest ways to cut your energy bill?
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What is ‘green’ energy?
By Matt Lawson Vice President of Green Initiatives, Constellation Imagine a commodity that can’t be exhausted and replenishes itself over and over again. That’s precisely what renewable energy is.
FAQ Spotlight: What’s the difference between an energy supplier and a utility?
For years, all of our energy services were provided by a single source – our electric utility company. That company would be your sole point of contact for both power outages and billing inquiries.
How does solar energy work?
The heart and soul of modern-day solar power systems is the photovoltaic (PV) panel — a technology that NASA used for the first time in 1958 when it launched its first solar-powered satellite, Vanguard 1. Today, photovoltaics no longer are used exclusively in space to power satellites’ electrical systems.
