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How to Become an Energy Broker
By bobhope at 14 March, 2011, 12:00 am
An energy broker is a work-from-home individual who encourages people to switch to a lower cost energy supplier than the one that they are currently using. This is a job that you can really feel good about because it supports local energy companies. It also stimulates competition in the energy industry, which helps to keep electricity rates lower for everyone. And, of course, it allows you to earn an ongoing residual income that supplements what you’re already earning from any other work that you do.
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PEPCO Seeks Rate Hike in Maryland; Customers Seek Alternatives
By bobhope at 28 December, 2010, 12:00 am
Maryland residents are struggling with problems trying to get electricity service from PEPCO, a longtime provider in the state. The company says that they could provide better service but it would take money to do so and they want that money to come in the form of rate hikes. Dissatisfied customers are turning away from that option and looking elsewhere for better choices when it comes to who provides their electricity in Baltimore and the surrounding area.
Read More >>Average Heating Bill in NY
By bobhope at 21 October, 2010, 12:00 am
Why is the average heating bill in New York so expensive? For starters, winters in NY can be brutally cold, which of course takes a toll on the amount of heat residents must use to make their homes comfortable. Secondly, NY boasts some of the highest electric rates in the nation.
Read More >>Average Heating Bill in Connecticut
By bobhope at 14 October, 2010, 12:00 am
Unfortunately for its residents, the average heating bill in Connecticut is typically far more expensive than in other states. This is because Connecticut has high electric rates (almost two-times higher than the national average) and a cold winter climate.
Read More >>Three Areas You Can Check For Big Home Energy Savings
By bobhope at 7 October, 2010, 12:00 am
There aren’t many trends or phenomena that people want sticking around for a while, but the whole “going green” concept is one worth keeping! Not only does “going green” save the average homeowners loads on their energy costs, but it also lessens greenhouse gas emissions, thus becoming an all around great gig for everyone involved.
Read More >>Ways To Reduce Your Winter Energy Costs
By bobhope at 7 October, 2010, 12:00 am
Winter is going to be here before we know it. The holidays will rapidly creep up on us. At the same time, that cold chill will enter the air and we will see our energy bills climb sky-high as we try to heat our homes. Are you ready? There are things that you can do today to reduce the amount of money you will spend on this winter’s energy bills.
Read More >>Nine Free Actions That Reduce Your Energy Bill
By bobhope at 6 October, 2010, 12:00 am
There are dozens of things that you can do to reduce the cost of energy use in your home. Unfortunately, many of these things do require that you initially spend money before you see savings. That’s a tough thing to swallow in a time when money is tight. Luckily there are some things that you can do for free that will help you reduce home energy spending.
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