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[Market Monitor] Northeast Offshore Wind Cancellations – Potential Market Impact Looming

Northeast Offshore Wind Cancellations – Potential Market Impact Looming Energy users with contracts ending in 2024 or early 2025 should consider renewal agreements soon. As construction and financing costs rise rapidly, virtually all of the offshore wind projects in the Northeast have come under pressure, leading many to delay or cancel their construction. Recently, many […]

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[Market Monitor] ERCOT Contingency Reserve Service – New Ancillary Service Will Increase Costs

ERCOT Contingency Reserve Service New Ancillary Service Designed to Increase Grid Stability Earlier this year, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) rolled out a new daily procured ancillary service designed to help maintain transmission grid stability, but it also increases costs. ERCOT Contingency Reserve Service (ECRS) As part of a more considerable expansion of […]

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Market Monitor – Massachusetts Energy Legislation Will Benefit Some, Others Not So Much

Massachusetts has passed energy legislation designed to accelerate the transition to a lower emission economy. The legislation includes several new programs, revisions or expansion of some existing programs, and a more precise roadmap for the buildout of more renewable generation resources in the Commonwealth. Expanded EV Programs: The legislation includes incentives for the purchase of […]

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