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Most purchasing professionals are at least somewhat familiar with the energy procurement process. And if you read this blog regularly, you probably know a little about energy procurement techniques such as monitoring the market and shopping around for the supplier offering the best prices and most favorable terms. But what happens after the contract is […]
A perfect storm is brewing in New England and California The Aliso Canyon natural gas leak, unexpected lower generation capacity, and warmer than anticipated weather could threaten reliability and strain electricity grids. One way to avoid high prices resulting from the increased demand is to sign up for Tradition Energy’s Coincident Peak Alert Notifications. Natural […]
Peak demand records are being set already in ERCOT, and its only May! Load up on the sunblock and get your peak demand management ready, it could be a long, hot summer… ERCOT last month set a new record for April peak demand, registering a high of 53,420 MW during the hour ending 5 p.m. […]
Record storage levels in October 2016 and a relatively normal winter has left US natural gas storage levels above the 5-year average. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report Working natural gas in storage as of March 31, the traditional end of the heating season, totaled 2,051 billion cubic feet (Bcf), or […]
New England, which regularly suffers from elevated winter natural gas prices, is receiving a sizeable bump in natural gas capacity because of updates to the Algonquin Gas Pipeline, the first capacity increase for the region since 2010. The increased natural gas supply will help the region avoid huge winter price spikes, like the ones seen […]
Office buildings with data centers use substantially more electricity than other offices, which makes it extremely critical for property managers to access primary wholesale market intelligence when evaluating energy risk management strategies for procurement. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey (CBECS) Data from the most recent Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey […]
The Supreme Court in MA has rejected a plan that would allow utilities to charge customers to help finance new natural gas pipelines. The good news for customers is they will not be charged additional fees; the bad news is that customers are still susceptible to huge price spikes due to not enough natural gas […]
