Frequently Asked Questions - Casdale Energy Cost Management

Frequently Asked Questions

Rather than purchasing energy from your local utility, we invite multiple qualified energy suppliers to compete for your business. We present the most competitive options, and you decide whether they make sense for your organization.

No. We evaluate your current energy purchasing strategy and present recommendations at no cost and with no obligation.

Depending on market conditions and your organization's objectives, contracts can typically be fixed for 12 to 72 months.

No. Your local utility continues to deliver the electricity or natural gas and maintains the distribution system. Only the supplier of the energy changes.

Utilities generally provide a variable default supply. Competitive suppliers offer the opportunity to lock in rates, providing greater budget certainty and protection against future market volatility.

In most cases, you'll continue to receive one bill from your local utility. The supplier charge simply appears as a separate line item.

After reviewing your utility information, we obtain competitive supplier proposals and present our recommendations. The process can typically be completed within a few business days.

We work with commercial and industrial organizations across a variety of industries, including manufacturing, food processing, warehousing and distribution, healthcare, printing, cold storage, and commercial cannabis cultivation.

Casdale works in deregulated energy markets throughout the United States, where commercial customers have the ability to choose their electricity and/or natural gas supplier. Visit our Where We Work page to see the markets we serve.

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Contact Paul Abramson
President & Chief Facilitator
Casdale Energy Cost Management