Southeast Power and Gas Outlook
August 30, 2022
Like many parts of the country, early summer heat pushed the Southeast power market to typical July and August peaks in May and June. As
Month: August 2022
Canadian Production Growth Crashes AECO Prices
August 25, 2022
As Henry Hub rallied this month, Western Canadian gas producers have been distinctly isolated from global tailwinds. In fact, during the first 23 days of
Does South Texas Have Enough Gas for US LNG and Mexico?
August 18, 2022
BTU Analytics has written extensively about the midstream challenges that are materializing as US LNG demand along the Gulf Coast continues to grow. While most
Batteries Expected to Reduce CAISO Solar Curtailments
August 16, 2022
After any large-scale buildout of intermittent generation, a mismatch between when power is generated and when it’s needed may prove problematic. For solar generation, this
Texas Tax Program Expiration Accelerates Renewables Applications
August 9, 2022
The recent agreement between Senate Democrats to push forward the Inflation Reduction Act is welcome news to renewable energy developers. Among other things, the bill
EPA Rule Change Could Have Wide-Ranging Consequences for Natural Gas Markets
August 4, 2022
In February 2022, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a change to its regulatory regime for gas-fired turbines under the National Emission Standards for
Wind Generation a Growing Factor for Resource Adequacy in ERCOT
August 2, 2022
Supply and demand on the grid must always remain balanced. In ERCOT, the most challenging time for this exacting equilibrium typically occurs during peak load
