Make your next energy decision with a clear picture of your options. Energo helps businesses review natural gas and electricity pricing, understand contract terms, and choose an approach that fits their budget and usage.
From a neighborhood storefront to a multifamily building or property portfolio, our energy advisors make the process easier to navigate with personal guidance from the first conversation through enrollment.
Your business deserves an energy proposal built around how it operates. We start with your usage, current agreement, and priorities, then walk you through the available commercial natural gas and electricity options.
Fixed pricing can make your supply costs easier to plan by setting an agreed rate for a defined contract period. Your total bill will still reflect usage, utility delivery charges, taxes, and any other applicable costs.
Variable pricing changes according to the plan terms and market conditions. It can benefit from falling prices while exposing your business to increases.
Energo helps you weigh the available options against your energy usage, budgeting priorities, and comfort with price changes, with the full agreement in view.
NYMEX natural gas settlement prices provide a market reference, not a quote for your building. Your commercial natural gas price can also reflect location, transportation, contract terms, and other charges.
Use our NYMEX settlement pricing history to put market changes in context, then speak with an energy advisor about the pricing available for your account.
In markets with energy choice, your supply arrangement and your utility delivery service are separate. Choosing a different natural gas or electricity supply option generally does not change the local utility that delivers energy through its pipes or wires.
Your utility continues to handle its distribution system and utility outages. A supply change alone does not upgrade your equipment, reduce your energy usage, or improve outage protection.
Energo helps you understand the supply side of the decision. For an explanation of supply and delivery responsibilities, see the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities energy-choice guide.
Renewal is an opportunity to take a fresh look at your business energy costs. Energo helps you review your current agreement alongside the proposed supply rate, included charges, and contract length.
Bring us your end date and notice requirements so we can help you plan the next steps and account for any early termination charge before you decide.
Supply pricing is one part of managing a commercial property. Equipment condition, operating schedules, and energy use also affect costs.
If your building needs more than a supply review, explore Energo’s commercial building services and Local Law 97 support. Equipment work and compliance services have their own scope; changing your energy supply contract alone does not establish compliance.
Understand what your business uses, what your current agreement includes, and how the available options compare. Our energy advisors help turn those details into a clear conversation about your next natural gas or electricity plan.
Energy purchasing, equipment upkeep, and building planning are connected. Energo’s broader commercial services give property managers a place to start those conversations, with guidance tailored to the building and the work it needs.
Energo helps businesses explore natural gas and electricity options across New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland. In New York, that includes inquiries from Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, Westchester, Nassau, and upstate communities.
Whether you manage one location or a portfolio, start with your utility bill and tell us what you want your next energy agreement to achieve. Explore our service areas to learn about Energo’s broader offerings.
Your utility bill is the starting point for a useful energy conversation. The names below are utility references to help identify your account in each state. Our team confirms current supply options for your utility, energy type, and account before preparing a proposal.
Con Edison; National Grid, including Brooklyn Union Gas and KeySpan Gas East; Central Hudson; National Fuel Gas Distribution; New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG); Orange & Rockland; and Rochester Gas & Electric (RG&E).
Con Edison; Central Hudson; National Grid (Niagara Mohawk); NYSEG; Orange & Rockland; and RG&E.
Elizabethtown Gas; New Jersey Natural Gas; Public Service Electric & Gas (PSE&G); and South Jersey Gas.
Atlantic City Electric; Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L); PSE&G; and Rockland Electric.
PECO; Philadelphia Gas Works; and UGI Utilities.
Duquesne Light; Met-Ed; PECO; Penelec; Penn Power; PPL Electric Utilities; and West Penn Power.
Baltimore Gas & Electric (BGE).
BGE; Delmarva Power; and Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco).
Tell us about your property, energy usage, and current agreement. Energo’s energy advisors will help you understand your options and take the next step toward a plan that fits your business.
Call 888-378-9898 or request an energy review.
Compare the supply rate, included charges, contract length, renewal terms, and any early termination fee using the same usage assumptions. Confirm eligibility for your utility account before choosing a plan. Energo helps businesses review available natural gas and electricity options and understand the proposal.
Fixed pricing sets the agreed supply rate for a defined period, subject to the contract terms. Variable pricing changes according to the agreement and market conditions. A fixed supply rate does not fix your total bill, which also depends on usage, utility delivery charges, taxes, and other applicable costs.
In markets with energy choice, a supply change generally leaves the local delivery utility in place. The utility continues to operate its pipes or wires and handle utility outages. Confirm the delivery and billing arrangements for your account before enrollment.
A different supply plan may lower costs, depending on your usage, current agreement, and market prices. Compare the complete proposal, including any cancellation charges, before deciding. Savings are not guaranteed.
Have a recent utility bill, the service address, and your current supply agreement available. Include the contract end date and notice requirements if you know them. For multiple properties, provide the information for each account so options can be reviewed individually.
Businesses in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland can contact Energo for help reviewing natural gas and electricity options. Current availability depends on the utility territory, energy type, and account. Our team confirms those details during the review.
No. NYMEX natural gas settlement pricing is a market reference. Your quoted price can also reflect location, transportation, contract terms, and other charges. Review the full proposal rather than treating a published settlement price as an all-inclusive business rate.
No. Changing a supply contract alone does not establish Local Law 97 compliance. Compliance depends on the building’s applicable requirements, emissions, and reporting obligations. Ask about Energo’s separate Local Law 97 support if your NYC property needs a compliance review.
Request a commercial energy review or call 888-378-9898 to discuss your business needs.
