Hudson Energy completes service expansion in Ohio
HOUSTON, TX -- - Hudson Energy is pleased to announce that is has concluded its expansion in the Ohio electricity market with the addition of Duke Energy and Dayton Power & Light service territories to its commercial services footprint. The company also services the FirstEnergy and AEP service territories, rounding out its market offerings to an extended number of Ohio customers.
One of the largest business-to-business suppliers of natural gas and electricity in North America, Hudson Energy is focused on delivering leading edge technology and bringing agility and flexibility to the market.
"Our expansion in the Ohio market means added choice and value, in addition to innovative pricing and contracting technology for our Commercial Sales Partners. We'll continue to provide Sales Partners with the most advanced and efficient tools in the industry, to help them serve their clients and grow their business with us," says Duncan Stiles, President at Hudson Energy.
Established in 2002, Hudson Energy specializes in providing customized index and fixed price energy products tailored to the needs of individual businesses. An experienced and growing business-to-business supplier of electric power and natural gas commodity, the company serves markets in North America and the United Kingdom.
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