Who is Bmark Energy
Who Is Bmark Energy
As the energy market evolved, Bmark Energy expanded its natural gas services to cover businesses in SoCalGas, SDG&E, and PG&E, and in 2001, when the CPUC deregulated electricity through the Direct Access program, Bmark Energy expanded its expertise to include both natural gas and electricity.
Today, with over 33 years of experience since the inception of Energy Deregulation, Bmark Energy collaborates with a select group of trusted suppliers statewide. We offer a diverse range of energy products, pricing options, and terms tailored to meet the unique energy supply demands of companies across various industries. We understand the California’s energy markets, energy suppliers, the CPUC regulatory environment, and the need to provide energy cost-saving approaches to an ever-changing industry. We look forward to working with your company.
Airship California July 8, 1911. Airship being filled with fuel while surrounded by the crowd. About 100′ in length.
Airship California July 8, 1911. Liftoff! Smashing into barn peak, splitting the gondola.
Airship California July 8, 1911. Free of barn, undaunted it moves on and soaring to new heights!
Companies We Serve
We understand the intricacies of energy markets and have a proven track record of navigating them since the beginning of deregulation. If your company is serious about reducing energy costs, reach out to us through the URLs provided below.
http://NaturalGasDeregulation.com
http://ElectricityDeregulation.com
http://CaliforniaEnergyQuotes.com
http://CaliforniaEnergySuppliers.com
all point directly to
Bmark Energy
Bmark Energy extends its services to:
- End-use companies (view our industries served)
- Natural Gas Suppliers
- Electricity Suppliers
- Energy Hubs
- Energy Exchanges
- Brokers & Consultants
- Pipelines & Utilities
How We Operate
- Consultation: We engage with you to understand your company’s needs, expectations, and energy analysis requirements, all at no cost or obligation to you.
- Data Collection: We gather utility and supplier invoices, along with relevant operational information, to tailor energy solutions to your business. We also delve into Sustainability and Carbon Counting Services, offering seamless reporting to agencies and corporate headquarters globally.
- Supplier Engagement: Utilizing our Energy Wheel of Suppliers, we prepare RFP’s and connect with our pool of suppliers to secure multiple pricing offers and options.
- Presentation: We present you with the results of our Supplier Challenge, including multiple quotes and additional information for your review and feedback. You can accept or decline a supplier’s offer It’s entirely up to you and you are under no obligation.
- Transition: Upon acceptance of a supplier offer, we facilitate a smooth transition, handling paperwork and notifying the old supplier for seamless continuity.
- Post-Transition Support: We maintain ongoing communication to monitor your account, keeping you informed about market trends and future opportunities for optimal energy procurement.
Why Choose Bmark Energy
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Bmark Energy Wheel of Suppliers
We know the California Energy Markets
The Energy Sales Chain: Wholesale to Retail
Did you know that natural gas suppliers and electricity energy service providers purchase energy at wholesale prices and then sell it to you at retail prices?
Some suppliers apply a significant markup, leading to unnecessary expenses for your business.
With over 30 years of experience in the industry, we specialize in identifying valuable cost-saving opportunities.
Explore our Supplier Services section for more details and take our Supplier Challenge.
Along the utility highway we rubbed shoulders with retirees of Economic Gas Company, which was located in Los Angeles and purchased by SoCalGas in 1919. Below are a few memorabilia from Economic Gas, showing:
1916 Natural Gas Rate Card where gas costs were about $0.50-$0.645 per MCF rate card.
Pending sale of Economic Gas to SoCalGas in February 1919.