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How Friet Panters Stopped Paying Too Much for Energy Without Even Realizing It
Many hospitality businesses are locked into energy contracts that automatically renew without any insight into the costs. French fries…
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"I spoke with Mark from SPOT Energie. From the very first point of contact, everything was handled quickly and professionally! We had a tight deadline, but within 24 hours, Mark had everything taken care of for us. He’s flexible, delivers high-quality work, offers competitive prices, and is also incredibly friendly. I definitely recommend him!"
"I am very satisfied with my experience with SPOT Energie, which works in a relaxed yet clear manner to find the cheapest provider of gas and electricity."
"Knowledgeable, reliable, and service-oriented. They’re able to respond very quickly—thanks especially to Keanu Donders. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for sound and honest advice when signing energy contracts!"
"Personally, I'm always skeptical when I get a call about switching energy providers. But Mike opened my eyes and showed me that I've been paying way too much for years! All in all, I was able to sign a great contract and create a win-win situation. So I would definitely recommend it to others!"
Building Heating: How It Works and What Homeowners' Associations and Property Owners Should Keep in Mind
In many apartment complexes, multi-tenant commercial buildings, and mixed-use residential and commercial properties, there isn’t a boiler for each unit, but rather a single central system that heats the entire building. This is called block heating. For the homeowners’ association or the owner, this is fundamentally different from a standard energy contract: there is a single connection, a single bill, and a single party responsible for distributing the costs among all users. In this article, you’ll learn how it works, where the practical challenges lie, and what options you have. What is district heating? In district heating, a single gas connection supplies a shared boiler or heating system, which in turn provides multiple independent units with heat and, often, hot water as well. The individual resident or tenant therefore does not have their own gas meter for heating. The gas is supplied in the name of…
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