There are all kinds of jobs available in the new industry of energy. As the energy industry diversifies past what it used to be, it will be important to have skillful individuals at all levels. This means having more than just electrical engineers on staff. It means having access to individuals who are skilled with communications, marketing, technology, and customer service too. While public utility companies did not need these specialties, Glacial Energy has leaned heavily upon them.

If customers have a testimonial about Glacial Energy, they are encouraged to share them here. Glacial Energy is eager to hear more from customers about the quality of services they are receiving.

Glacial Energy is a company that is active in many of the deregulated energy markets across the country. This includes New York, Texas, Pennsylvania, California, Michigan, Washington D.C., Ohio, and many others. These markets have benefited from the work that Glacial Energy does. They are able to offer better pricing structures, with better customer services, at lower prices. Consumers benefit from this by saving money, time, effort, and avoiding frustration. These are very real issues for consumers, even as public utility companies are dismissing them as unimportant. Glacial Energy knows how important quality is when it comes to keeping customers using your products and services. The range of services available to Glacial Energy consumers is a major draw.

Dried or canned beans, canned tomatoes and pasta don’t need to be refrigerated and you can make a variety of dishes with them. Should a hurricane strike your area, it is important to have enough non-perishable packaged or canned food to last three to seven days. It takes disaster relief at least three days to reach an affected area, so having the minimum on hand is very important.

Hurricane-foods include foods that simply do not need preparation. This includes sealed cookies, peanuts, granola bars, dried fruits, peanut butter, and other food products. Glacial Energy is a very high quality firm that provides energy services to consumers all over the country. This includes some of the most important markets, like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Texas, D.C., New York, and California.

Glacial Natural Gas, Inc. (Glacial Energy)—a Michigan licensed alternative gas supplier (AGS) and one of the fastest growing alternative energy suppliers in the United States—today announced it is offering residential enrollment for natural gas in Michigan. Consumers Energy and Mich Con residential natural gas customers now have the opportunity to switch to Glacial Energy and potentially enjoy greater savings. Michigan residential gas customers that switch to Glacial Energy will lock in rates at a fixed price for 12 months. For more information, visit www.glacialenergy.com.

Based on a household’s current energy needs, Glacial Energy offers options that best provide for planning and potential cost savings. While individual savings vary, homeowners may potentially save compared to rates being charged by their natural gas utility.

“Glacial Energy is pleased to now offer natural gas as well as electric service to Michigan residential customers;” said Terry Hart, Glacial Energy’s Senior Vice President for Michigan.  “Glacial Energy will provide Michigan customers a cost competitive alternative to standard service.”

This is a big step for Glacial Energy and great news for their potential customers, who now benefit from another option in a market that too often lacks them.

Smart Meters are everything they are cracked up to be. This post at the Glacial Energy blog gives a very good point-by-point refutation to the criticisms that have been aimed at Smart Meters over the last couple of years. The post is polite, but firm, in its refusal to give in to the myths and falsities surrounding Smart Meters. It is good to see an energy company setting the record straight.

During my time at Call Center Week in Las Vegas, I met with a number of companies that were a bit “outside the box” of what one might expect from such a show. I saw representatives from businesses in the education field, those who specialized in location services, and even one particular social gaming company. Perhaps the most unexpected company present, though, was one that specialized in the retail energy market, Glacial Energy.

Glacial Energy is involved in lots of similar events and professional gatherings, so it will be interesting to see if more positive press comes out of it.

Glacial Energy—a Michigan
licensed alternative electric supplier (AES) and one of the fastest growing
alternative energy suppliers in the United States—today announced it has
launched a retail electricity program targeting residential customers in the Detroit
Edison and Consumers Energy service territories. Michigan residential electric
customers now have the opportunity to switch to Glacial Energy and potentially
enjoy greater savings. As a way of saying thanks for switching, the first 5,000
residential customers that sign-up and switch will receive their first month of
electricity free once they become Glacial Energy customers. For more
information, visit www.switchtoglacial.com.

SwitchToGlacial.com is a great resource for those individuals who just want to give some thought to the idea of switching to alternative energy providers like Glacial Energy. It’s also a good way to learn how much money one can save by switching to Glacial Energy.

If you’re a residential electric customer, you can now enjoy greater savings by switching to Glacial Energy. In fact, you can receive your first month of energy  Free if you’re one of the first 5,000 people who sign up to become a Glacial Energy residential customer.

If you’re currently a Consumers Energy or Detroit Edison electric customer and want to make the switch to Glacial Energy, you may need to wait until after the cap is raised that would allow more customers from these utilities to reserve electricity from Glacial Energy.

While savings may vary among homeowners, Glacial Energy offers options that can mean substantially greater savings compared to the electric rates you currently pay.

The Collier Township, a family based community located in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, recently entered into a two year contract with Glacial Energy to supply electricity to all city owned property.. During a Commissioners meeting in December, members voted 4-0 to begin said contract with Glacial Energy.  While Commissioner Kay Downey-Clark noted that Duquesne Light would remain the electric distributor for the town, Glacial Energy will become the electric supplier.

Glacial Energy is a top quality energy provision company that offered deregulated services in sixteen markets in the U.S.

Glacial Energy is pleased to announce that Juliana Claussen Konikowski was recently appointed the company’s Executive Vice President of Portfolio Management. In this role, Juliana will oversee all aspects of the Natural Gas and Power Operations groups.Prior to joining Glacial Energy, Juliana attended Pontifica Universidade Catolica in Sao Paulo, Brazil and Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio where she earned a bachelor Degree in Economics in 2001. She began her career in the energy field in 2002 with Constellation Energy Group as a Corporate Account Manager moving briefly to Aleris International where she served as a Base Metals and Natural Gas Trader. In 2006, she was employed by Constellation Energy Group/MXenergy as Vice President of Risk, Pricing, and Portfolio Management.

This move is going to result in good things both for Glacial Energy as a company and their highly valued clients. Juliana Claussen Konikowski will soon be contributing to the overall success of the firm in a substantial way.