The April Energy Outlook provides a clear, data-driven snapshot of where energy markets are heading and what it means for your business. As outlined in our latest report, markets are shifting from stable seasonal trends to a more volatile, globally influenced environment. While U.S. natural gas production remains strong and storage levels are balanced, pricing…
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Commercial Electricity & Natural Gas: How Meter Reading Dates Determine Supplier Start Dates In deregulated energy markets across the United States, businesses have the ability to choose their electricity or natural gas supplier rather than purchasing supply directly from the local utility. While the process of switching suppliers is generally straightforward, the start date of…
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Commercial Electricity Rate Intelligence Dashboard for U.S. Businesses New Interactive Tool Delivers Real-Time Supplier Rate Comparisons, Market Indicators, and Savings Estimates Across 12 Deregulated U.S. States — At No Cost to Commercial Buyers LEWES, DE — BidOnEnergy.org, a leading commercial energy procurement platform serving businesses across 12 deregulated U.S. states, today announced the launch of…
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Best Time to Price a Commercial Energy Contract in 2026 (By Season) If you’re buying commercial electricity or natural gas in a deregulated market, the biggest mistake is waiting until the market is already stressed. In most years, energy prices get the most volatile during peak demand seasons summer for electricity (air-conditioning load) and winter for…
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDecember 2, 2025 Bid On Energy Launches “Energy Market Indicators” A New Tool to Help Businesses Research Electricity & Natural Gas Rates LEWES, DE – Bid On Energy today unveiled a powerful new online tool, “Energy Market Indicators”, designed to help business owners, energy brokers, and facility managers stay ahead of shifting energy markets…
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How It Works and Why It Saves Businesses Money In the commercial energy market, not all electricity and natural-gas rates are created equal. While many businesses qualify for matrix pricing standard, pre-set rates based on utility, term length, and market conditions larger or higher-quality accounts can unlock custom pricing, often leading to dramatically lower supply…
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2026 Commercial Electricity Projections: Why Businesses Should Act Now Introduction Commercial electricity costs are on the rise across the United States. By 2026, the average business can expect to pay between 13.0 and 14.0 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh). This increase is driven by a mix of supply constraints, rising demand, fuel price volatility, weather patterns,…
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Why 2025 Is the Best Time to Lock In Commercial Electricity and Natural Gas Rates A Smart Energy Strategy for Every Business Size As energy costs continue to fluctuate due to global supply and demand shifts, 2025 presents a unique opportunity for businesses small, medium, and large to lock in lower commercial electricity and natural…
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How Businesses Can Save Money on Utility Bills by Comparing Electricity and Natural Gas Suppliers Energy costs are one of the biggest expenses for businesses. If your company operates in a deregulated state or province, you have the power to lower your utility bills by choosing your electricity and natural gas suppliers. This means you…
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With or Without Capacity: What Commercial Electricity Buyers Need to Know In deregulated electricity markets, commercial buyers have more choices than ever when selecting a supplier. One of the most important choices businesses face is whether to choose a contract with capacity included or without capacity (pass-through). Understanding the difference is essential for making a…
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