A Harvest of Gratitude – Thanksgiving with Brilliant Source Energy

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Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards are becoming essential benchmarks for businesses committed to sustainability and ethical practices. Meeting ESG goals can enhance a company’s reputation, improve stakeholder trust, and attract environmentally conscious customers. Emission-Free Energy Certificates (EFECs) offer a streamlined approach to achieving the environmental aspect of ESG compliance, helping businesses offset carbon emissions and support clean energy initiatives.

As the world of cryptocurrency continues to expand, Bitcoin mining has become an increasingly significant industry. The process of mining Bitcoin requires immense computational power, which in turn demands a substantial and reliable energy supply. Brilliant Source Energy is at the forefront of providing efficient and sustainable energy solutions tailored to meet the unique needs of Bitcoin miners.

Have you considered using solar power in your business or home? Maybe you’ve heard the term “solar energy” before, but you’re not quite sure how

In an ever-evolving global energy market, staying ahead requires a deep understanding of key trends shaping procurement strategies. This pillar page offers a comprehensive overview of the 2025 energy landscape, focusing on U.S. natural gas prices, the resurgence of nuclear energy, and broader global energy transition strategies. Our goal is to provide actionable insights to help your business make informed, cost-effective, and sustainable energy decisions.

What is the cost of conflict? Devastating events continue to unfold in Ukraine and the effects are rippling around the world. With sanctions set in place, you have likely already felt the effects at the gas pump. President Biden signed an executive order on March 8th banning imports of oil, natural gas, and coal from Russia. While Russia is currently the world’s third-largest exporter of crude oil and the world’s second-largest exporter of natural gas, only about 8% of U.S. oil and refined product imports came from Russia in the last year.