STAMFORD, Conn. - May 26, 2011 - Energy costs are high across the country and homeowners and businesses are feeling the pinch. Perhaps nowhere is the sting greater than in Connecticut where the battle against rising energy costs is nothing new. According to Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy, "the cost of energy in Connecticut is 74 percent greater than the national average. We should be the most efficient. There is no reason not to be." Speaking at a "clean energy summit" on May 19, Malloy revealed his vision for a restructured energy policy focused on lowering costs, increasing energy efficiency and reliability, and investing in renewable energy sources. Stamford based energy provider MXenergy shares the governor's goals. "Since our company's inception twelve years ago, we have been strongly committed to sustainability and energy efficiency," says MXenergy President and CEO Jeff Mayer. "We are extremely proud that Connecticut is the first state where we can offer 100% wind powered renewable energy to our customers." MXenergy's Green Rate plan offers Connecticut homeowners and businesses a 12-month fixed rate plan with 100% wind generated power, an option that is being met with increasing popularity. "In today's climate there is tremendous interest in renewable energy products," says Marjorie Kass, MXenergy Managing Director. "People are starting to understand they can help conserve the environment and opt for 'green' energy choices without draining their wallet." At the summit, Malloy also reiterated his pledge to reduce energy consumption in the state by 15% and his goal to have Connecticut ranked No. 1 in energy efficiency. Two goals MXenergy definitely shares. "Providing a competitive and environmentally friendly business environment do not have to be mutually exclusive goals," says Mayer. "In fact, as Governor Malloy eloquently illustrates in his speech, it is actually a selling point for attracting and retaining businesses in your community." Melvin Wylie
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