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26 free resources for companies that pay electricity and natural gas bills at many sites: industry data you can cite, briefings on the markets and tariffs that move your costs, and guides for reading, checking and buying utilities.
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Industry
Data, indexes and directories on the U.S. energy industry.
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Briefings
Market outlooks and state-by-state tariff analysis.
- Monthly Energy Risk ReportBuy or wait guidance for power and gas.
- U.S. LNG exports outlookWhat exports mean for gas prices to 2031.
- ERCOT 4CP transmission chargesHow four summer intervals set a year of costs.
- PJM prices and industrial budgetsWhy capacity costs rewrote 2026 budgets.
- New Jersey and the PJM capacity marketWhat the NJBPU investigation changes.
- Illinois capacity charges and ComEdWhy using less did not lower the bill.
- Ohio's data center tariffWhat changes for manufacturers.
- Maryland large-load tariffsWhat to watch before the PSC rules.
- Virginia's GS-5 large-load classWhat the 25 MW threshold means.
- Indiana's two capacity marketsAES Indiana Rider 24, MISO and PJM.
- Pennsylvania industrial electricity costsThe PPL settlement and the transmission rider.
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Knowledgebase
Guides, answers and tools for reading, checking and buying utilities.
- FAQCosts, refunds, timing and process.
- Billing error libraryHow commercial utility bills go wrong.
- How to read a utility billEvery commercial bill format explained.
- Utility refunds by stateHow far back each state allows refunds.
- Why is my bill higher?Higher bills with the same usage.
- ComparisonsAudit vs procurement, fee models, firms.
- How to choose a bill auditorFive questions to ask.
- Audit RFP checklistCompare auditors on the same terms.
- Energy contract structuresFixed, index, block and layered, compared.
- Utility costs in acquisitionsA post-close checklist.
- Scope 2 data from utility billsGetting emissions data right across sites.
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