Direct Energy Business

New York carries 54 listings under B2B Energy and Utility Services, and the number that matters more is what sits behind each name. All 54 have a phone listed, and 52 also link out to a website, so most entries give you two ways to check a company before you dial. Zips like 10005 and 10016 cluster a couple of providers each, while plenty of the city's other zips show just one, which is normal for a category this spread out across boroughs.

Nothing here is marked Sponsored, since paid placement for this category isn't active yet in New York, so what you're scrolling is the plain directory order, not a curated shortlist. That means the sequence reflects how listings were entered, not any signal about size or service quality. If you manage one of these companies and notice your website field is empty, that's one of only two gaps left in the set, and you can claim the listing to add it yourself. Before reaching out to any provider, call two or three and compare what they quote, since a phone number on the page only gets you a conversation, not a guarantee.