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Jesse Shaver
Director of Organic Content & SEO
About the Author
Jesse Shaver has over 15 years in the digital marketing space. Currently her focus is on helping consumers navigate the complexities of the energy industry, highlighting emerging innovations and technologies in the energy sector and elevating awareness of renewable energy trends so people and business can make the best energy decisions. Jesse enjoys spending time with her family, going to the beach and being outdoors.
Credentials
- B.S. Business Administration – Towson University
- 15+ years specializing in digital marketing and customer experience
Latest Content from Jesse Shaver
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Electricity Plans: Understanding Your Options
If you live in an area with Energy Choice, you benefit from the ability to compare electricity plans and switch to the best one for your home. However with so many options available, comparing electricity rate and plan options can be overwhelming – especially if it's your first time.
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Who is Responsible for Unpaid Utility Bills?
When it comes to unpaid utility bills, the question of liability can be complex, as there are multiple potential scenarios for who may be responsible.
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What Are Time of Use Rates?
In an era where energy efficiency and cost savings are increasingly important, time-of-use rates (TOU) have emerged as a pivotal concept in managing electricity costs and supporting broader energy management goals.
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The Best States for Affordable Residential Solar Power
Sustainable home energy solutions, such as residential solar power, can be a promising avenue toward cost savings and energy independence for many consumers. However, installing these types of renewable energy systems is not without their challenges.
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Utility vs. Retail Energy Supplier
Put simply, your utility provider owns the infrastructure that brings energy (i.e. electricity or natural gas) to your home. Your retail energy supplier (aka energy provider) packages energy produced by energy producers and sells it to the consumer.
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