I know this blog is new, but we just had about 12 hours of downtime due to changing physical servers for the entire domain. I apologize for any convenience. At the moment, the home page is not accessible except by typing the full URL http://www.energionpubs.com/index.php. Without the “index.php” it still gives the placeholder URL. Everything else seems to have made the transfer cleanly.
There’s an outage on our Aer.io store. We don’t know how long this outage will be, but will be taking steps shortly to make sure books are available for direct purchase. All books are still available via various online retailers. To get current information on books, go to Energion Direct. Just be aware that the…
This month marks a transition for Energion Publications and for me as company owner. It was seven years ago this month that I decided to buy out what was to become Energion, which consisted of a couple of comb bound books and a storage room stuffed with copies of Who’s Afraid of the Old Testament…
In a post on our Facebook page at the end of July I mentioned that Energion Publications is eight years old this month. I would have to describe our survival and growth as a company as both providential and surprising. There have been many upheavals in the publishing world, but while we have had some…
Following our experiment with briefly offering worldwide free shipping for one product, we have decided to make this a permanent feature of our direct sales site, Energion Direct. Well, almost permanent. We’re going to test this until December 31, 2009, with the expectation that if it is successful, we will choose to make it permanent…
— Henry Neufeld, owner of Energion Publications Things are changing rapidly here at Energion Publications and one of the key areas combines education with publicizing books. There are a number of ways you can get involved and benefit from these new programs. If you’re an author or editor, you will very shortly (as in minutes…
… and some that are already here. These changes fall under the headings of structural changes and adjustments to our overall mission as a company. Don’t worry! There is no subtraction going on here. None of the current Energion projects are going to go away. This is a process of addition and growth. Structural Changes…
