by 360 Energy | Feb 16, 2022 | News, Newsletters
Rising energy prices are grabbing everyone’s attention. If they are not on your radar yet, they soon will be. A bottleneck is holding back organizations of all sizes from controlling their energy use and energy costs. However, there is also a simple...
by 360 Energy | Nov 22, 2021 | Uncategorized
Procurement managers could experience sticker shock when supply contracts are renewed this fall and winter – especially if colder weather is in the forecast. Natural gas prices have risen significantly in the past year. This is a new circumstance for natural gas users...
by 360 Energy | Nov 21, 2021 | 360 Blog, News
What Are Carbon Emissions? Carbon, in its most basic form, is an element. It’s the most common element for life on Earth! Carbon can be found just about everywhere on Earth—in the air, the soil, the oceans, and even inside our...
by 360 Energy | Nov 21, 2021 | 360 Blog, News
British Columbia’s agricultural producers have been hard hit this year with severe weather powered by a hotter climate. Last June, a “heat dome” settled over western Canada. A “heat dome” is a phenomenon created by a warming climate. ...
by 360 Energy | Nov 21, 2021 | 360 Blog, News
The United Nations Climate Summit in Glasgow has ended. President Biden and Prime Minister Trudeau promised to reduce carbon emissions 50% and 40%, respectively, by 2030. After the many words spoken and the Glasgow Climate Pact signed, what are the implications? Three...
