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GWT2Energy Weekly Power-Up: Your Restaurant Energy Briefing Sept 2, 2025

In the fast-paced restaurant world, every dollar counts. While you’re focused on creating amazing dining experiences, rising energy costs can be silently eating into your profits. This weekly briefing from GWT2Energy is designed to keep you ahead of the curve with a quick, easy-to-digest recap of the energy market and what it means for your bottom line.

This Week’s Energy Market at a Glance

This week, we’re seeing a mixed but volatile energy market. Here’s the breakdown:

• Electricity rates are on the rise. The latest data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that commercial electricity rates have jumped 4.8% over the past year. For restaurants, which are three times more energy-intensive than typical commercial buildings, this increase can have a major impact on your monthly bills.

• Natural gas prices are fluctuating. While natural gas prices are currently down from their recent highs, they’ve seen a 9% increase in the last 5 days due to shrinking U.S. inventories. With the winter heating season just around the corner, we can expect continued price volatility.

The Real-World Impact on Restaurants

These aren’t just numbers on a chart. Across the country, restaurants are feeling the squeeze. In Evansville, Indiana, one local restaurant saw its energy bill skyrocket by $4,500 in just a few months. Another business owner with multiple locations reported paying over $50,000 in combined utility bills. Source: 14 News - "Local restaurants paying thousands in energy bills, working to make ends meet" (August 22, 2025)

These rising costs are forcing many restaurants to make tough choices, from raising menu prices to cutting back on staff hours. But what if there was a better way?

Take Control of Your Energy Costs with GWT2Energy

In today’s challenging market, simply paying your utility bill each month is no longer a viable strategy. It’s time to take a proactive approach to managing your energy costs. That’s where GWT2Energy comes in.

Did you know that in deregulated energy markets, you have the power to choose your energy supplier? This means you’re not stuck with your local utility’s rates. You can shop around for the best prices and plans to fit your restaurant’s unique needs.

At GWT2Energy, we specialize in helping restaurants like yours navigate the complexities of the energy market. Our innovative reverse auction bid software creates a competitive bidding environment, ensuring you get the most competitive rates from a variety of suppliers.

Here’s how it works:

1. We analyze your energy usage. We’ll take a deep dive into your restaurant’s energy consumption patterns to identify opportunities for savings.

2. We run a reverse auction. We’ll have multiple energy suppliers compete for your business, driving down prices.

3. You choose the best plan. We’ll present you with a variety of options so you can choose the plan that best fits your budget and operational needs.

Don’t let rising energy costs control your business. Take control with GWT2Energy.

Questions? We’re Here to Help.

If you have any questions about the energy market or how GWT2Energy can help your restaurant save money, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Contact us today at info@gwt2energy.com to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation.

Stay profitable,

The GWT2Energy Team

Contact GWT2Energy:

Email: info@gwt2energy.com

Website: www.gwt2energy.com

Let us handle the energy market so you can focus on what you do best: serving your customers.

About This Newsletter

The GWT2Energy Weekly Energy Recap & Forecast is published every week to provide restaurant operators with timely, actionable intelligence on energy markets and cost management strategies. Our analysis combines real-time market data with industry-specific insights to help restaurant operators make informed decisions about energy procurement and efficiency investments.

Questions or feedback? Contact us at info@gwt2energy.com

This newsletter is prepared by GWT2Energy Consulting Services. Market data sourced from EIA, industry publications, and proprietary market analysis. All forecasts and recommendations are based on current market conditions and are subject to change.

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