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Deregulation - What does it mean to me?

October 2nd 2011

There's a bunch of chatter about what is implied to be one of the biggest transfers of wealth in human history. All the talk is about the deregulation of the energy market which includes natural gas and electricity.

Deregulation means that you no longer have to go a single supplier in your area of town. Instead you have the choice to shop around and find the the company you wish to service your home or business. You may also have the chance to find a competitive price that fits your budget. Deregulation is the motion of declining the amount of government restrictions and oversight applied to private companies. Unlike telephone industry deregulation, natural gas and electricity deregulation will afford cost effective alternatives to examine.


The natural gas industry has been gradually deregulated over the past ten years. Natural Gas is not the only utility to be recently deregulated. Electricity has also been deregulated in many states across the country. In all, 41 states in the USA have been deregulated in either natural gas or electricity and both utilities in some states. Many states newly began opening the deregulated energy markets as of 2011.


If you have not yet, now is the time to consider the cost saving potential of this deregulation. Consider the fact that the new companies entering the energy market won't secure any new contracts unless they offer service for less and this should be enough to entice consumers to complete an analysis of their current energy bill. Whether you are a potential customer or an entrepreneur looking to ride the wave of the next consumer driven trend, this is a very interesting time for the American Energy Market.


The natural gas market in Georgia was deregulated to spark competition among companies, foster better service and lower the costs to the consumer. The role of administering gas deregulation was given to the Georgia Public Service Commission PSC.  In other states similar agencies were also assigned to the same duties. Variable Rate Plans exist but Fixed Rate Plans are especially attractive in the current market, as you can guarantee your natural gas rate for the length of the contract.


You can use various sites to check rates in numerous states to compare with fixed rate plans and lock in your natural gas price for the length of contract terms. Check with www.theoside.net <http://www.theoside.net/> to see if your state is deregulated in either natural gas or electricity or go to the following link: http://energy.5linx.com/Default.aspx?language=en-US&strRIN=L463424


For the common residential or commercial customer the change in service won't be apparent. The current company providing maintenance will continue to service the customer because only the energy supplier will be changing. All of the changes will be taking place behind the curtain with the customer never seeing or experiencing the change.


Florida’s Natural Gas Market

October 3rd  2011

Florida is just one of over 40 states to march down the road of deregulation in the energy markets of gas and electricity. The new stipulations in the market allow customers to shop for lower natural gas rates in Florida. Customers of Central Florida Gas (Chesapeake Utilities), Indiantown Gas Company, and Sebring Gas System have the choice of an alternative supplier. No matter what choice is made customer's gas supply will continue to be delivered by the local utility. However, the supplier of the natural gas will change and will almost always result in a lower rate. The distribution and supply of the gas falls into two separate categories on the new bill. With the passing of the new energy regulations, the choices for the consumer only apply to the various suppliers. However, the overall excitement about the changes in the market all center on a general savings being passed on to the consumers.


The savings could be in the range of 10% to 25% less that the current charges. The opportunity to choose applies to residential and commercial customers. The process seems to be the same on most internet sites and options also exist via telephone. Most internet sites require you to enter your name and address and then the database will find your current utility company. The user will then have to confirm their current supplier and rate before continuing on with a few more questions and submitting their request. In most cases, the request will be received by a company that will shop for several offers and later contact the consumer to review all options. The consumer can then choose the offer that best fits their needs. Fixed rates will be available as well as variable rates. Consumers should keep in mind that energy utilities are predicted to only increase in price and a fixed rate may be worth some serious consideration.


If no alternate supplier is chosen, then their current utility provider will continue service as a default. Under the default service a variable rate will be billed as a supply charge. The variable rate could possibly change as often as monthly. To totally avoid this supply charge, customers will need to select service with an alternative supplier.


To see if you qualify for an for savings on you energy plan you can click www.theoside.net (Energy Program) or http://energy.5linx.com/Default.aspx?language=en-US&strRIN=L463424


Deregulation - How do I get a piece?

October 8th, 2011

So, what's all the talk about wealth and the energy market? It seems that there has been some sort of deregulation thingy or something like a breakup of the major players. Whatever that means. So, who exactly are the major players? The major players are the electric and gas companies that most consumers in the United States have been using for years. In Washington, D.C. that would be PEPCO and in Florida that would be Florida Power and Light. Every city has its' own major player and every city also has the wiggle room to save its' consumers a good deal of money on their monthly energy bill.


Many consumers now have the option to save and many entrepreneurs now have a major opportunity to earn. Saving and earning is the winning combination that has everyone so excited about the recent deregulation of the energy market. You see, by offering energy savings to possibly every home and business in the country, many new energy suppliers have the potential to generate close to 500 billion dollars in revenue. If you happen to live in a deregulated market, you will soon be receiving or have already started receiving offers from new energy suppliers to save money on your monthly energy bill.


It won't take long to find hundreds of articles on the Internet that state the previous about the recent changes in the energy market. However, not many of them actually spell out how the average person generates any wealth out of the deal. Generating income for the average person or small business in this new market may not be as hard as it seems. Although, it may not be the traditional type of business that one expects. Excluding those in the market that have quite a bit of working capital to invest there seems to only be one way into this new energy market; through direct sales. Direct sales is a fancy word for marketing and marketing is a kind word for multilevel marketing or MLM. No matter what company you find or where they happen to be located it seems as if the only way into this market is through sales. This fact may or may not pique your interest into the possibility of earning quite a substantial income but before you turn away consider this. Most general sales positions allow for a commission to be earned on the current transaction and on any future sales of additional product. In the new energy market sales commission is earned on all new accounts and also earned every month when the customer pays their bill. The commission is payable to the sales person for as long as the account stays active. So, if one account stays active for 8 years and never changes energy suppliers, the sales person will receive a commission every month for 8 years. Now wait, before you start seeing $$$$, there is more. The sales person can also recruit other sale representatives and earn commission off of the sales made by their recruits as well. Ok, now you can say it, CACHINGGGGG...


This pay structure may sound too good to be true but many companies have a system similar to the previous already set up and in full swing. Like it or not, new accounts will be opened and the monthly bills will get paid. The only question is; will you get a piece of the action?


The Deregulation of the Energy Market