Informational Seminars
The free overview sessions will be announced at a later date and are held at the BWCC offices at 312 Marshall Avenue, Suite 104, Laurel, MD 20707.
For information on the Energy Co-op, contact Shirley Redd at the BWCC at 301-725-4000 or 410-792-9714 or shirley@baltwashchamber.org.
Are rising energy costs wreaking
havoc on your bottom line?
Maryland businesses are feeling the effects of deregulated natural gas and electricity prices. Current pricing is being driven by reduced US refinery production, increased US and China consumption, international terrorism, an unprecedented hurricane season in the Gulf, and delays in passing energy legislation. In the midst of all this bad news, there is good news for Maryland businesses.
The Baltimore Washington Corridor Chamber (BWCC) has developed an energy cooperative and has gained significant experience in assisting BWCC members in purchasing electricity in a deregulated market. Increased purchasing power and a competitive bid process help members save money and enjoy long-term budget stability.
The Energy Purchasing Cooperative pools the buying power of commercial customers to procure energy at the best available competitive market price. The program also saves individual BWCC members time and expense in choosing a supplier on their own. Members participating in the program also gain useful information on reducing consumption through the implementation of an energy management program.
This value-added service is available to BWCC members only. A volunteer Advisory Board of participating members oversees and manages the competitive bid process. Co-op members are invited to participate in education and training sessions and at informational meetings involving the development of the Request for Proposal and the selection of the supplier.
Energy Co-Operative Presentation (Informational)
Electric Co-Operative Application
Gas Co-Operative Application