Archive // renewables

The Great Renewables Divide

September 25, 2018 | Matthew Hoza

Coal-fired power generation is on the decline. Hard to argue with that. The EIA recently published an article pointing out that coal generation is still the most predominant form of generation in 18 states. While this is true, coal’s...
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Gas Demand in Command This Summer?

April 3, 2018 | Matthew Hoza

Even though it may not feel like it in the Northeast, spring is in full swing and summer is right around the corner. That means the flowers are blooming, my allergies are starting to act up, and the shift...
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Through the Eyes of the EIA: The 2018 Annual Energy Outlook

February 12, 2018 | Matthew Hoza

This past week saw the EIA publish their most recent edition of its Annual Energy Outlook, which provides 30+ year projections across a wide range of sectors in the energy industry. With EIA data used as a foundation for...
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Gas Under Pressure: Renewables Take a Toll

June 27, 2017 | Matthew Hoza

The other day, while my wife and I were taking our dog for a walk in Denver, the pervasiveness of solar power hit me. On our short walk, we not only passed three cars belonging to three separate residential...
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Will Historical Assumptions Blindside the Power Burn Bulls?

April 5, 2016 | BTU Analytics

For years, fundamental analysts have forecast supply and demand by using historic trends to predict the future and ‘up and to the right’ was the name of the game. The power sector was a bright spot for demand forecasts...
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How Many Batteries Does It Take to Kill a Duck (Curve)?

June 23, 2015 | Matthew Hoza

California blows all other states away when it comes to renewable energy. Its solar and wind generation account for 44% and 9% of the nation’s total generation, respectively. All that energy is great for making strides towards California’s goal...
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Taking the Wind out of Natural Gas Demand

April 10, 2015 | Matthew Hoza

The Midwest is one of the windiest regions in the US and electric utilities have been putting all that wind to work, generating an increasing amount of energy from wind turbines. With more electricity being generated from wind alongside stagnant...
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