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Glacial Energy To Exhibit New Product Line At Globalcon 2011 Expo

(December 2, 2010 – Philadelphia. PA) Glacial Energy to exhibit at Globalcon 2011 Expo with new product lines – Glacial Energy, a national supplier of electricity and natural gas, will be exhibiting at the Globalcon 2011 Expo in Philadelphia being held at the Pennsylvania Convention Centre March 30 – 31. Globalcon 2011, presented by the Association of Energy Engineers, attracts decision makers from business, industry and the government with the focus on recent developments in the energy field, new technologies and comparing energy supply options.

Glacial Energy is one of the fastest growing retail energy suppliers in the United States. Since the Globalcon 2010 Expo, its affiliate, Glacial Natural Gas, Inc., has entered the natural gas market. The experienced representatives at Glacial Energy look forward to introducing its new product lines at the upcoming Globalcon 2011 Expo. For more information on the Expo please visit www.globalconevent.com.

Glacial Energy, led by Gary Mole, provides commercial, industrial and institutional customers electricity in 16 deregulated markets with unique month to month contracts and superior customer service. Glacial Natural Gas, Inc. is currently supplying natural gas in 11 states. Visit Glacial Energy at www.glacialenergy.com for more information or follow Glacial Energy on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

PennSuburban Chamber of Commerce Offers Members Discount Electric

LANSDALE — The PennSuburban Chamber of Commerce hopes to provide reduced electricity rates to its members.

To that end, the chamber has teamed up with County Electric’s Energy Solutions Group.

The group can help businesses offset the increases created by the deregulation of the electricity market, according to Greg O’Brien, vice president of the County Electric Supply, located at 1111 N. Broad St., Hatfield Township.

“The savings could be between 10 and 15 percent,” O’Brien said.

On Jan. 1 the expiration of rate generation caps — as determined by the Electric Choice Act of 1997 — is expected to add an additional 10 to 20 percent cost for all users in the PECO territory, according to O’Brien.

Two group partners — Glacial Energy and Henderson Energy Consulting LLC — were represented by former Philadelphia Flyer Dave Schultz and former Philadelphia 76ers guard Gerald Henderson, respectively, at the chamber headquarters in Lansdale.

Glacial Energy utilizes a streamlined business model with an advanced back office infrastructure to address the needs of its commercial and industrial customer base, chamber President Robert Zelnick said.

The company will negotiate competitive supply rates for any business that signs up for the service, according to O’Brien.

“Most business owners are very aware of the coming change,” said Schultz, a business development manger with Glacial Energy. “They have been inundated with phone calls. Most understand what I am saying when I talk about this.”

Glacial Energy — in business since 2005 — operates in all 15 states where electricity rates have been deregulated, according to Schultz.

“Every entity, and every person, should change their suppliers,” he said.

Henderson Energy Consulting — based in Blue Bell — provides energy consulting, financial feasibility studies, complete energy audits, curtailment services and demand response, turnkey project management and utility procurement strategies, according to its Web site.

Gerald Henderson is the company president. - The Reporter

Village Trustees Approve Agreement with Glacial Energy To Purchase Electricity For Village

Village trustees approved entering into an agreement with Glacial Energy of Elmhurst to purchase electricity for village use.

Trustees heard a presentation Thursday from Roger Dillon with Glacial Energy. Dillon explained that the village currently has 17 different meters at different village locations.

According to Dillon, Glacial Energy buys electricity daily on the open market and then sells it to municipalities and businesses.

The village buys electricity from Ameren Illinois. Dillon said the village would save a minimum of $6,200 a year by buying from Glacial Energy and the savings could be more if Ameren Illinois raises its rates.

The agreement with Glacial Energy can be terminated with a 30-day notice by either party.

Glacial Energy Helps Sponsor Penguins Pascal Dupuis Visit To BCB

The Altoona Curve are pleased to announce that an appearance by Pittsburgh Penguins right-winger Pascal Dupuis will headline the fan experience at Blair County Ballpark on Thursday, August 26 at 5:30 p.m. in a twin bill against the Richmond Flying Squirrels.

Dupuis will sign autographs on the concourse for 90 minutes during the game and throw out the night’s ceremonial first pitch. Dupuis’ appearance at BCB is made possible through a partnership with the Altoona Trackers, Glacial Energy, and Advanced Chiropractic.

“At first viewed as a secondary addition in the Marian Hossa trade, Pascal has become a fixture on Sidney Crosby’s line,” said Altoona Curve General Manager Rob Egan. “With the popularity of hockey growing in our part of the region given the Pens’ recent success, it makes perfect sense to welcome in one of the more popular members of their roster.”

In addition to Dupuis’ appearance, fans can also enjoy the final Thirsty Thursday promotion of the 2010 season where 16 ounce Yuengling draft beers will cost just $2 and 22 ounce fountain sodas just $1.50.

Glacial Energy BDM and NHL Flyers Legend, Dave Schultz, Wants To Become U.S. Citizen

Broad Street Bully. Enforcer. The Hammer. Dave Schultz has been called many things, but never a U.S. citizen. After nearly 40 years in the United States, Schultz, 60, will soon begin the journey toward citizenship.  And, he says, so will fellow Flyers alums Orest Kindrachuk, Bob Kelly and Bill Clement, now a Flyers broadcaster, all of whom Schultz says were encouraged to become citizens by U.S. Rep. Bob Brady, who is a pal of former Flyers defenseman Bob Dailey. A Flyers spokesman says that former Flyers assistant coach Jack McIlhargey is also starting the naturalization process. “We’re gonna get it done. They’re good people. They’re not terrorists. Although some of them were terrorists on the ice,” said Brady, who performed Tuesday at the 20th annual Stu Bykofsky Candidates Comedy Night at Finnigan’s Wake (3rd & Spring Garden), where Schultz revealed his citizenship plans and said that since the United States and the Philadelphia area had always been so good to him he wanted to become an American. Schultz, a two-time Stanley Cup champion who still holds the record for most penalty minutes in a season (472), now works as a business development manager for Glacial Energy, in Voorhees. — Philadelphia Daily News

Glacial Energy’s Marni Migliaccio Speaks At Recent Energent and World Telecom Group Webinar

Marni Migliaccio – Energent’s channel manager from Glacial Energy speaks at recent Energent and World Telecom Group (WTG) webinar.  To read more, visit http://www.buyingtelecom.com/subject-posts-energy.

Glacial Energy Exhibit – IFMA’s World Workplace 2010 Conference and Expo

Glacial Energy to exhibit at the IFMA’s World Workplace 2010 Conference and Expo, at the Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta, GA, October 27 – 29.  For more information, visit http://www.worldworkplace.org/2010/es/exhibitors/search/exhibitor_detail.cfm?company=3755.

Glacial Energy Enters Agreement With Nauvoo City Council To Supply City’s Electricity

(July 21, Nauvoo, Illinois) The Nauvoo city council recently approved entering into an agreement with Glacial Energy to buy the city’s electricity on a month-to-month basis.

Nauvoo is a small charming city of over 1,000 people located in Western Illinois on the bank of the Mississippi River. While the electricity will still be delivered by AmerenCIPS, the local utility company, the city entered into the month-to-month agreement where Glacial Energy supplies its electricity with no contract and no hidden fees. The council reached its decision after a 12 month historical analysis was performed by Glacial Energy on its electricity bills. The analysis showed the city would have saved over $6,000 the previous year had it used Glacial Energy as its supplier. If the city does not save money or is dissatisfied for any reason, they can cancel the agreement at no cost.

Glacial Energy, directed by CEO Gary Mole, is one of the fastest growing national retail energy marketers in the United States, currently serving commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in 16 deregulated electric markets. Glacial Energy is also licensed to supply natural gas in a number of states. Visit www.glacialenergy.com for more information on saving money with Glacial Energy.

Chris Pescatore Promoted to President of Sales for Glacial Energy

(May 1st, Lafayette, New Jersey) Chris Pescatore was recently promoted to President of Sales for Glacial Energy. In this role, Chris will oversee all aspects of sales in the 5 New England states where electricity has been deregulated as well as the New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, District of Columbia, and Delaware markets.

Prior to joining Glacial Energy, Chris attended Rutgers University (BA, 1994), Quinnipiac School of Law (Juris Doctorate, 1997) and was admitted to the New Jersey State Bar in 1997. He went on to serve as a Judicial Law Clerk for New Jersey State Superior Court – Civil Division, before entering private legal practice. In 2000 Chris entered the Wireless Telecommunications industry developing wireless networks for Sprint and Metro PCS as a Manager in the companies’ Site Development and Land Use organizations.

Chris joined Glacial Energy in September, 2007 as Senior Vice President of Sales for New Jersey. In that role, Chris started and directed the sales staff in New Jersey and helped establish it into the solid Glacial Energy market it is today. In August, 2009, New York was added to Chris’ responsibilities.

Glacial Energy, directed by CEO Gary Mole, is one of the fastest growing national retail energy marketers in the United States, currently serving commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in 16 deregulated electric markets. Glacial Energy will be selling natural gas in deregulated gas markets in the near future. Visit www.glacialenergy.com for more information on saving money with Glacial Energy.

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Robert Chagnon Promoted to Senior Vice President of Glacial Energy of New York/New Jersey

(May 4th, Lafayette, NJ) Robert Chagnon was recently promoted to Senior Vice President (SVP) of Sales for Glacial Energy of New York/New Jersey. In this role, Robert will oversee all aspects of sales in markets in New York and New Jersey where electricity has been deregulated.

Robert joined Glacial Energy in October, 2008 and comes into the SVP role after helping lead the development and growth of the New Jersey Market as its Regional Director. Prior to joining Glacial Energy, Robert was a wireless telecommunications project manager for 7 years.

Glacial Energy, directed by CEO Gary Mole, is one of the fastest growing national retail energy marketers in the United States, currently serving commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in 16 deregulated electric markets. Glacial Energy will be selling natural gas in deregulated gas markets in the near future. Visit www.glacialenergy.com for more information on saving money with Glacial Energy.

You can also find Glacial Energy on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Subscribe to the Glacial Energy Blog to receive the latest news and updates from Glacial Energy.