Wind and Solar Curtailments in ERCOT
May 25, 2022
ERCOT has certainly had its struggles recently. There have been some extreme examples such as Winter Storm Uri last year and early season heat bringing
Month: May 2022
Guest Commentary: Decarbonizing the Building Sector — The Basics
May 25, 2022
Note that today’s commentary comes from a fellow FactSet energy market expert. The commentary may not directly align with the models, assumptions, and forecasts published
California Gas Fundamentals Portend Difficulties this Summer and Beyond
May 24, 2022
In the Summer of 2021, California experienced low hydroelectric availability, high electric demand, and significant natural gas supply disruptions. This combination of events exerted significant
PetChems Help Drive ERCOT Prices to Extremes
May 19, 2022
While a spring heatwave surged across the U.S., rising temperatures have sent ERCOT’s electricity market to extremes. As residential demand for cooling increases, ERCOT has
ESG Commitments Risk a Meaningful Portion of Industrial Gas Demand
May 15, 2022
Several of US industry’s largest energy customers are considering ambitious decarbonization plans. Dow Chemical, ExxonMobil, US Steel, and others have made pledges to reach net
MISO Comes Up Short
May 12, 2022
On April 14th, 2022, the Midcontinent Independent Service Operator (MISO) released the results of their 2022/2023 delivery year Planning Resource Auction (PRA). In MISO’s North
Growing Bakken Gas Production Could Support NBPL Expansion
May 9, 2022
TC Energy recently announced a non-binding open season from April 4th, 2022, to May 6th, 2022, to assess interest in an expansion of the Northern
Do Carbon Cap-And-Trade Programs Work in the US?
May 4, 2022
Starting this year power plants in Pennsylvania will have to start accounting for their emissions and buying offsets through the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI).
