US Natural Gas Prices Spike to 14-Year High. Here’s Why. August 17, 2022 CNN Business: US Natural Gas Prices Spike to 14-Year High. Here’s Why. (August 17, 2022) US natural gas prices have skyrocketed to levels unseen since 2008, a spike that threatens to offset the benefits of falling prices at the gas pump. Natural gas…
ChallengeTitan Energy worked with a national retail chain to consolidate and streamline electricity and natural gas procurement. The accounts were contracted with only two energy suppliers with no transparency into whether the customer was actually saving money. The decisions were being made by multiple stakeholders and opportunities for cost savings were being missed. Approach and…
2022 Connecticut Conference of Municipalities (CCM) April 2022 Market UpdateJustin Kearney, Titan Energy’s VP of Market Development gives an update to CCM Energy Program members on the current energy market. WE WANT TO HELP YOUGet in touch to speak to an expert
New England, California to See Soaring Energy Costs This Winter September 20, 2021 Bloomberg: New England, California to See Soaring Energy Costs This Winter (September 20, 2021) Natural gas futures have been soaring, and they’re set to get especially high in New England and California in the coming months. U.S. inventories are tight, to the point…
Natural Gas Prices Are Rising And Could Be The Most Expensive In 13 Years This Winter September 9, 2021 CNBC: Natural Gas Prices Are Rising And Could Be The Most Expensive In 13 Years This Winter (September 9, 2021) Natural gas prices have doubled this year and are expected to continue to rise, resulting in larger…
Natural gas, which typically rises during the colder winter months, has dropped to multiyear lows. Last week, natural gas prices fell below $2 per million British thermal units – their lowest level in nearly four years. This is due to both an oversupply of the commodity as well as milder winter weather, which has caught…
Right now is a great time to lock into energy commodity contracts! Summer natural gas prices are on track to be the lowest in more than 20 years and about 19 percent lower than summer 2018 average, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) July 2019 Short-Term Energy Outlook. The EIA says the decline…