Did you know...

According to the American Gas Association, natural gas is considered the cleanest and most efficient fossil fuel.

• 99 percent of the natural gas we use in the United States comes from North America, and supplies are abundant.
• The 2 million-mile underground natural gas delivery system has an outstanding safety record.
• Regardless of the weather, you can depend on your natural gas utility to bring you America's best energy value.
• Natural gas is today's environmental energy choice -- increased use of natural gas can help address several environmental concerns simultaneously, including smog, acid rain and greenhouse gas emissions.

Natural Gas

Gas deregulation has been occurring throughout this country since the late 1980's. Most states in New England have allowed competition in some form or another since the early 1990's. Since the inception of deregulation in New England, tens of thousands of businesses and several thousand homeowners have elected to switch their gas supplier from the local utility to suppliers like Dyer.

Gas utilities continue to operate and function as they have in the past, installing and maintaining gas pipes in the street, repairing leaks and delivering gas to your facility. However, with the implementation of gas deregulation, consumers now have the ability to purchase the actual gas from another supplier. This supplier will deliver your gas to the local utility and they will deliver it to your facility. There are no additional costs and no new meters or pipelines need to be installed.

Questions concerning price, supply, and reliability leave consumers unsure how to select a reputable company that will meet their requirements. As a licensed gas broker, Dyer Energy is committed to serving the gas needs of our customers. We will work with you to devise a purchasing strategy that will be right for you and your business. After analyzing your needs, we will help you make a decision on how best to control your overall energy costs and provide you with the following:

• Uninterrupted Gas Supply
  
• Competitive Pricing
  
• Bill Reconciliation
  
• Energy Efficiency Programs
  
• Individual Representation
  
• Budget Forecasting