Verve Energy Blog
Vervantis Launches SME Business
SME energy procurement is launched. Vervantis Vice President Dan Moat, today announced the launch of a new service developed specifically for energy consumers in the
DataHub360™ – Bringing Energy to Life
We all protect our personal information to prevent I.D. fraud, phishing scams, and cybercrime, but how well is your advisor protecting your companies utility data?
ENERGY AND UTILITY DATA SECURITY
We all protect our personal information to prevent I.D. fraud, phishing scams, and cybercrime, but how well is your advisor protecting your companies utility data?
Energy Industry “Biden” It’s Time
The energy industry is literally Biden it’s time with a transfer of power expected from the Trump administration
Building Business Case: Utility Bill Management
Building a business case for outsourcing Utility Bill Management may be challenging to quantify or articulate
Building Business Case: Sustainability Reporting
Compiling a business case for Sustainability and Energy reporting software to be put to a board or financial director
The Rise of Natural Gas In the Energy Market
In the past ten years, natural gas has made considerable leaps in its utilization for energy production. Now it
A Return To “Normal” For Oil and Natural Gas.
2020 brought many disruptions to the energy market, causing oil and natural gas prices to plummet, allowing for
Vervantis Sponsors MX-5 Cup!
Vervantis sponsors MX-5 Cup for the first time and is delighted to be able to partner with McCumbee McAleer
What is Utility Bill Management?
Any organization that has been in business for the last 15 years with a significant energy spend, and by energy I am talking about
Energy Procurement & Risk
As the demand for energy continues to grow, energy price risk management is likely to become an even more critical consideration for businesses in the years ahead. By staying ahead of the curve and implementing effective risk management strategies, companies can protect themselves from the negative effects of price volatility and position themselves for long-term success in an increasingly competitive marketplace.
SEC – GHG Emissions Reporting
In a move that could have far-reaching implications for businesses across the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced new rules that will require companies to report their greenhouse gas emissions in greater detail than ever before.