Enterprises have unique energy management needs that a small business does not have. Aside from managing multiple properties, each business location may be vastly spread out geographically. This means that their energy could be supplied by multiple suppliers in...
Global warming and climate change are very real. Scientific studies show that our planet is warming at an unprecedented rate and the overwhelming evidence shows that this trend is attributable to human activity since the mid-twentieth century. There has been a strong...
Strategic energy management has become a trending topic as of late, as prices remain volatile and going green has become a competitive advantage. This has opened up a number of new opportunities for energy brokers in deregulated markets to meet these growing needs....
Risk is part of everyday life. Navigating highways during rush hour is a risk. Taking a boat onto the open seas poses its owns risks as well. Navigating your business through the choppy waters of today’s market can be quite risky too. Running a business presents many...
Energy brokers handle a significant amount of data, including leads, customer contracts, pricing opportunities, supplier contracts, and business key performance indicators (KPIs). Many try to keep up with the sheer demand and volume of their work by using...
The United States government regulates many industries. The Federal Trade Commission enforces laws and regulations that protect consumers from unfair and deceptive business practices. The Department of Labor administers laws governing businesses and their employment...
