More than 20 years after Maryland opened its energy marketplace to competition, about one in six customers is getting electricity from a company other than their default provider.
"I am rather embarrassed that my signature was on that bill," said former Gov. Parris Glendening, who was in office when the state restructured its energy market. He called the move "a mistake."
Energy competition will deliver the best outcomes for customers and our climate in 2022 | Fox
Center for American Freedom chair David Bernhardt rips the president's energy policies on 'FOX Business Tonight.'
With world leaders focused intensely on the shared challenge of climate change , much was expected of that recent COP26 summit in Glasgow. The results were, to put it mildly, thoroughly disappointing as participants failed to gain consensus on any real groundbreaking pledges.
TUD urges customers to conserve water after Main Canal failure; 14K remain without power | News |
Utility crews were wrangling with storm damage on Tuesday, with 14,200 Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers still without power in Calaveras and Tuolumne counties, and damage to the Tuolumne Main Canal prompted Tuolumne Utilities District to urge its customers to conserve water.
Vanguard's website has been down for roughly a week. What's going on?
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Vanguard is experiencing a partial website outage, now lasting about six days, which has kept some clients from accessing certain account information and driving some loyal customers to post public complaints online.
Vanguard officials apologized for the spotty online access and said that the issues may also extend to delay mailed correspondence. In a statement, Vanguard tied the issues to a third-party vendor.
Customers step in to help after break-in at local coffee shop
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Investigators are at work Tuesday night trying to find the person who broke into an Augusta coffee shop.
This was one of the doors this morning at Buona Caffe Artisan Roasted Coffee over on Central Avenue. You can see it's smashed with glass all over the ground.
What Will Customers Be Buying In 2022? E-Commerce Experts Reveal Product Trends
After another tumultuous year in the retail industry, and with rising costs and tightening budgets driving consumers to shop more intentionally than ever, the key for retailers will be honing in on the most wanted products in 2022.
Here's what e-commerce leaders from Etsy, Pinterest and Shopify are predicting as bestsellers in the year ahead.
How Good Website Content Helps You Earn Potential Customers
Website content is the ambiance of any business's digital platform. Beyond conversions and revenue, website content is also accountable for spreading brand awareness and business objectives on an enormous scale.
Furthermore, SWEOR suggests that 57% of internet users reject a buying decision if it has a poor website. That's not the only statistic to keep in mind — studies report that users need only about 50 milliseconds to form a judgment about a business after reading its website content.
Why Customers are Ready for Drive-Thru Automation | QSR magazine
Are consumers ready to eliminate all human interaction when visiting restaurants? Quick-service restaurant owners and operators may be surprised to learn that many guests across demographic groups are ready to take this dramatic step, with one specific subgroup expressing a resounding "yes!
Before exploring consumer sentiment toward automation, however, let's reflect on how we got here.
Ola's first electric scooter customers share worrying photos of production quality concerns
Ola’s S1 and S1 Pro electric scooters were supposed to revolutionize the electric scooter industry. But now many of the first owners to receive their new scooters are sharing worrying details about quality concerns.
Ola’s electric scooters were unveiled with an industry-shaking combination of low cost and high performance.
PG&E provides update for Meadow Valley, Canyon customers - Plumas News
As of 2 p.m. today, Dec. 28, there are 116 customers in the areas of Keddie and Paxton in the Feather River Canyon, as well as another 164 customers in the Meadow Valley area without power.
During an interview this afternoon, PG&E spokeswoman Deanna Contreras said that power is expected to be restored to those customers by tonight.
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