NEW YORK, NY, April 05, 2011 (Press-News.org) For companies facing the ongoing challenge of energy related costs a New York based entrepreneur is offering instant lower pricing options via his Energy Deregulation Business Model. "The breakup of Ma Bell offered consumers the opportunity to shop for lower phone rates and that same situation is now available for energy consumers currently in the states of Texas, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York as well as parts of Pennsylvania and Illinois," said Ben Cohen.
Cohen's business solution (www.cohenenergysolutions.emexpower.com) allows clients to lock in on fixed rates for up to 60 months with savings up to 25% off their current rates. "My involvement with EMEX Power out of Houston allows a shopping option from 15 national energy providers which creates the power to gain control over monthly energy bills," said Cohen, "with a very user friendly 4 step online platform that involves the following: 1) Real Time comparison of current market commercial electricity rates 2) Detailed analysis of historical rate data and trends 3) Projection of savings 4) Enrollment over to selected electricity provider .."
Companies large and small are encouraged to register for free on Cohen's website for a no obligation cost comparison. "The staff of Professionals at EMEX will review and analyze information submitted and will make internal pricing recommendations," said Cohen, "with custom quotes from specific providers available from anywhere from 1 to 8 business days. This is a very simple format designed to find for potential clients the best rates available covering all supply costs that includes network transmission, line losses, ancillaries, capacity along with applicable state and local taxes .... my staff does all the legwork and that legwork pays off with lower monthly rates for my clients."
All inquiries should be directed to:
* http://www.cohenenergysolutions.emexpower.com/emex/faqs
* http://www.cohenenergysolutions.emexpower.com/emex/contact
Cohen Energy Solutions, LLC.
Ben Cohen: Energy Sales
2825 Wilcrest Dr.
Suite 656
Houston, TX. 77042
845-667-4757
Email: bsc8987@aol.com
Ben Cohen: The Problem Solver for Company Energy Bill Expenditures
For companies facing the ongoing challenge of energy related costs a New York based entrepreneur is offering instant lower pricing options via his Energy Deregulation Business Model . . .
2011-04-06
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