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“Today's tight natural gas
markets have been a long time in coming … we are not apt to return to
earlier periods of relative abundance and low prices anytime soon.”
Alan Greenspan, Chairman, US Federal Reserve Board, June 10, 2003
In their August 2004 report “Looking Ahead to
2010: Natural Gas Markets in Transition”, the National Energy
Board said it is widely accepted that a step-change in natural gas
prices has occurred, which reflects the tight balance in North American
natural gas supply and demand. This tight balance, combined with
increased weather sensitivity of demand, will lead to volatile natural
gas prices.
In numerous surveys of its members since energy deregulation, the
Canadian Federation of Independent Business has found that many
firms are unaware of their options, lack the information of how to
actively manage their electricity costs, and that more needs to be done
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“With their competitive
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Their energy market knowledge and experience helped me analyze various
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Barry Wiedman, Murray Hill Developments
“Energy contracting can be complicated and
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Chris Vachon, Regional Manager, Residence Inn by Marriott, Calgary
“Utility Source was a pleasure to work with. They helped us
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services.”
Todd Reinsch, Controller, Ceramic Protection Corp.
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