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Turning Up The Heat In The Kitchen Can Affect More Than Just The Food

Simple kitchen tips can mean big changes in energy efficiencyStamford, CT – February 11, 2011 –  When you talk about cooking most of us immediately think about recipes, ingredients and utensils.  Energy efficiency is not typically the first thing that springs to mind.  However, according to one kitchen expert, small changes in how we cook can have a big impact on how efficient we are in the kitchen. According to Daniel Lanzilotta, owner of The Mindful Chef and an executive chef/chef educator, here are some simple tips to turn your kitchen into an energy efficient «Hot Zone» 1. Avoid

MXenergy Achieves Carbon Neutrality

Leading Energy Provider Retires 891 Metric Tons of Forestry OffsetsStamford, CT – February 8, 2011  -  MXenergy, one of the nation’s fastest growing independent energy suppliers, is proud to announce that it has once again achieved carbon neutrality, maintaining and strengthening its commitment to the environment and reducing its environmental impact. This is the third straight year the leading natural gas and electricity supplier has voluntarily partnered with the Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX) to offset the greenhouse gas emissions associated with the company’s national operations.

Homeowners May Be “Shocked” to Learn Just What A Rise in Natural Gas Prices Will Mean For Them

MXenergy alerts consumers to start bracing for higher utility billsStamford, CT - January 26, 2011 – A wicked winter and a decrease in natural gas storage levels are driving up prices of natural gas, a trend that will hit homeowner's bank accounts not once but twice. «As the storage surplus is withdrawn at a faster rate than expected, the cost of natural gas is going to rise which in turn may also lead to higher prices on electricity,» says Blas Pina, Director of Natural Gas Supply for MXenergy, one of the nation's largest independent energy providers  «Since natural gas is an important

Cold Weather Decreases Gas Supply and Means An Increase in Utility Bills for Consumers.

MXenergy warns homeowners should prepare for even higher prices aheadStamford, CT - January 25, 2011 -  Mother Nature seems to have unleashed her fury on the Northeast United States this winter blanketing the region in snow, ice, and frigid temperatures.  The brutal winter weather has forced people to turn up their thermostats which in turn has lowered US storage levels of natural gas – meaning home owners may soon experience  a shock when opening their utility bills. «We are seeing a significant drop in US storage levels of natural gas due to the extreme cold weather in the Northeast, «

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