Energy News: Industry News

02.10.2021

Some important elements of EnergyMark’s business changed over the last 10 months. The Williamsville-based energy supplier saw consumption drop in industrial and commercial segments, but one aspect that has come on strong is the renewable energy market.

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01.10.2020

If you have ever thought about installing solar panels on your roof, but the cost was just too much the State of New York is now offering a program that offers the benefits of solar without the panels, or even owning your home.

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01.09.2020

State issues new regulations that could lower utility bills.

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11.14.2018

Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center has awarded EnergyMark of Williamsville, NY a two-year natural gas supply agreement, extending its current business relationship with the natural gas supplier. EnergyMark will supply natural gas to Roswell Park and its research laboratories and related facilities in Downtown Buffalo.

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03.01.2017

Relief for the Northeast producer is near. Expansions on existing rights of way and pipeline additions will increase the take away from core Marcellus Dry gas production zones in North East Pennsylvania, flowing gas to cons trained markets in the region and to Canada, Mid Atlantic and the South East.

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10.04.2017

If temperatures return to more normal levels after two winters of abnormal warmth, the average heating bill across the Buffalo Niagara region is expected to jump by 26.5 percent – or about $123 – from last year's unusually affordable cost, according to National Fuel Gas Co.

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11.12.2017

The Marcellus is the foundation of lowered energy and electricity prices for families and businesses across the entire country.

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09.21.2018

On Monday August 6th, The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) ruled against the DEC and in favor of National Fuel's Northern Access pipeline. The pipeline will supply natural gas to Western New York and Ontario, Canada, from northern Pennsylvania through Allegany, Cattaraugus, and Erie County.This ruling removes a major barrier to the completion of this project which will help improve reliability of the energy grid while also bringing abundant, cheap natural gas from Pennsylvania to Western New York customers. The pipeline will run from McKean County, Pennsylvania, through Allegheny, Cattaraugus and Erie counties in New York, delivering an incremental 490 MMcf/d out of Pennsylvania.

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