"Locking in Electricity Costs for Schools: A Growing Concern Amid Rising Prices As electricity prices continue to surge, school districts are seeking ways to mitigate the financial burden on their budgets. Energy infrastructure companies are now offering contracts that allow schools to secure fixed electricity costs, providing a measure of stability in uncertain times. According to Louis Maltezos, co-president of one such company, these contracts offer a vital lifeline for schools looking to lock in costs and avoid the unpredictability of rising electricity prices. But what does this mean for schools, and how will it impact their bottom line?"
The contracts offer a way for school districts to lock in costs as electricity prices rise, says Louis Maltezos, co-president of the energy infrastructure company.