Competitive Energy Services has been assisting end-users with procurement and energy resources since the advent of deregulation more than 20 years ago. We have built our reputation on a foundation of partnership with our clients, where our hard work, attention to detail, and innovative thinking are essential to their success.
20 Years Experience
Green Made Accessible
Your Data, But Better
Customized, Innovative Services
Competitive Energy Services (CES) and Risk Services Group (RSG) are pleased to jointly announce that effective September 8, 2022, CES has acquired...
As Maine economists deeply concerned about our children's future, we write to share our view of Our Power's referendum to create the Pine Tree Power Company, a not-for-profit...
Five liberal arts colleges formed a pioneering collaborative several years ago that will allow them to offset 40,000 megawatt hours per year of their collective electrical needs with electricity created...
Look in-depth about our work with the university in our case study.
New England electricity prices have risen rapidly over the past 2 weeks. The NEPOOL 12-month strip rose 13.89% week-over-week, settling at $122.53/MWh.
Natural gas front-month futures settled at $5.88 on Friday, representing a 8.1% decrease week over week. Delays at the Freeport LNG terminal, and cold temperatures in the near term are causing prices to be pulled in opposite directions.
New England electricity prices remain substantially lower than decade highs seen this year, however the 12-month strip and near-term calendar strip have recovered slightly. The NEPOOL 12-month strip rose by 3.1% to settle at $96.55/MWh.
Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates about energy markets.
