July 28, 2004—EnergyWindow, a supplier of IT-based tools and consulting to manage the energy supply used by large businesses, has introduced a timely white paper that provides specific strategies to help businesses deal with escalating natural gas prices. This free white paper is based on opinions from three energy industry experts brought together for a Web-based seminar jointly sponsored by EnergyWindow and Platts, a division of McGraw-Hill, in June 2004.
The Institute for Supply Management’s 67th Semiannual Economic Forecast, released in April 2004, cited energy costs as the number one economic concern of executives among non-manufacturing companies and the number two economic concern for manufacturing companies. Rising gas prices have made these concerns even more urgent.
Companies and chains that will find the white paper particularly helpful include medium-sized and large businesses with multiple facilities and significant energy use—operating in arenas such as retail, grocery, theater, hotel, and more.
White paper content includes the following:
- A summary of the Web-based seminar featuring the diverse views of three energy industry experts;
- An overview of the current gas outlook plus analysis and reflection on likely natural gas pricing trends through the end of 2004 and beyond;
- A review of the various competitive natural gas products currently available; and
- Recommendations and guidelines for how companies can reduce risk by implementing natural gas purchasing strategies that relate to their overall business objectives.
To download a free copy of the white paper, visit EnergyWindow.
