Competitive Energy Services

Ready to bring some new energy to your career? CES is hiring a Pricing Associate! Join our team and help support clients with their energy pricing and procurement needs, with plenty of opportunity to learn and grow along the way. (1/2)

Timing matters when it comes to New England’s annual electricity peak. In his latest blog, CES President & CEO, Andy Price looks at the preliminary 2026 summer peak, CES Self-Help, and why peak demand management matters. Read more about what happened and what’s ahead. (1/2)

Winter is approaching, and New England’s energy markets are responding. From heating oil preparedness to shifting electricity, natural gas & crude oil prices, there’s plenty to watch. Take a deeper dive into this week’s CES Market Summary to learn more. competitive-energy.com/marke…

Happy Halloween from CES! There’s plenty of change in the air, from colder weather and turning clocks to evolving energy markets. Feeling a little uncertain about what’s ahead? Our Energy Services Advisors are here to help. Reach out or visit our website to learn more. (1/2)

As winter approaches, fuel supply and energy prices remain in focus. DOE has authorized an exchange of up to 315,000 barrels from the Northeast Home Heating Oil Reserve, while electricity, natural gas & oil markets continue to shift. (1/2)

Winter reliability is back in focus. Last year's cold snap demonstrated the importance of fuel security in New England. This year, volatile oil markets and geopolitical uncertainty are making winter preparations even more challenging for power generators. (1/2)

From EPA legal battles to rising energy prices, there's a lot happening across the energy sector. Power market regulation is back in the spotlight, while power, gas, and oil markets all moved higher last week. (1/2)

Permitting reform. Grid expansion. Shifting energy markets. The Senate's newly proposed BAAJA legislation could have significant implications for future energy & infrastructure projects. Plus, New England power, natural gas, & oil markets all saw notable movement this week. 1/2

Join a team that values curiosity, collaboration, continuous learning, & work-life balance. CES is hiring an Energy Analyst. This is an excellent opportunity to build technical expertise, explore the changing energy landscape, & help organizations navigate energy challenges. 1/2

The offshore wind conversation isn't slowing down. This week brought new challenges to federal agreements with several offshore wind developers, while energy markets saw movement across power, natural gas, and oil. (1/2)