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Episode 83: What Energy Costs Could Be for Fall and Winter
Episode 83 of Building Knowledge with the Building and Realty Institute (BRI) explored “What Energy Costs Could Be for Fall and Winter.” Our guest, Dan Singer of Robison, returned for his second appearance on the podcast. Robison, based in Port Chester, is a leading energy company serving Westchester and beyond, and Dan has long been a trusted voice on energy trends through his past appearances on BRI’s former radio programs.
In this episode, Dan broke down what building owners, managers, and homeowners should expect this late fall and winter, including:
- Heating oil price outlook for the 2025–26 season.
- Natural gas pricing trends and what they mean for different types of properties.
- Energy-saving strategies for multi-family buildings.
- Practical tips for single-family homeowners, co-op/condo unit owners, and tenants to cut energy costs.
- Regional variations in U.S. energy prices and why they matter.
The conversation also touched on Dan’s broader concerns for the New York metro area and the nation, as well as the role of current world events in shaping the energy sector.
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By The Building & Realty InstituteEpisode 83 of Building Knowledge with the Building and Realty Institute (BRI) explored “What Energy Costs Could Be for Fall and Winter.” Our guest, Dan Singer of Robison, returned for his second appearance on the podcast. Robison, based in Port Chester, is a leading energy company serving Westchester and beyond, and Dan has long been a trusted voice on energy trends through his past appearances on BRI’s former radio programs.
In this episode, Dan broke down what building owners, managers, and homeowners should expect this late fall and winter, including:
- Heating oil price outlook for the 2025–26 season.
- Natural gas pricing trends and what they mean for different types of properties.
- Energy-saving strategies for multi-family buildings.
- Practical tips for single-family homeowners, co-op/condo unit owners, and tenants to cut energy costs.
- Regional variations in U.S. energy prices and why they matter.
The conversation also touched on Dan’s broader concerns for the New York metro area and the nation, as well as the role of current world events in shaping the energy sector.