InsightCompetition in electricity markets - as with competitive market structures for other commodities - creates incentives for efficiency and innovation while providing the most affordable prices consistent with long-term investments. From 1995-2004, significant gains in efficiency, attributable to competitive markets, were seen in coal and nuclear plants in the eastern United States. Competition also led to the innovation and increased deployment of new gas-fired generation technologies providing significant new efficiencies and environmental controls. These efficiency gains translate to reduced fuel use, lower costs, lower emissions and fewer power plants needed to meet demand. |
ConsultingDeregulation offers commercial energy users the opportunity to seek ideal prices, terms and conditions and reliability from competing electricity suppliers. Fully reaping the benefits of competitive energy markets requires extraordinary knowledge, insight and relationships. Therefore, our firm offers a full complement of advisory and consulting services. We offer fixed rate options that provide price certainty and budget control to conservative clients with low risk profiles. In addition, our index rate product portfolio allows more aggressive clients to take advantage of electricity price trends. |
NewsEnergy expenses account for one-third of a typical commercial real estate operating budget, making energy the industry's largest operating expense. In response to this economic reality, Atlas Scinergy recently announced a special program that will help members of the Illinois Rental Property Owners Association (IRPOA) take advantage of historically low energy prices. Through Atlas Scinergy's Gold Standard Donations Program, IRPOA members will have access to a suite of cost-management services, while raising funds for IRPOA's initiatives. |