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Europe: +44 (0) 207 198 1634 On July 31st, the Massachusetts House overwhelmingly approved Bill 4857, An Act to Advance Clean Energy, with the Governor likely to sign the bill, making some alterations and additions to the current Renewable Portfolio Standards.
This presentation on Energy Risk Management outlines the process of pinpointing, evaluating, and prioritising risks associated with uncertainty in the energy markets. UK and EU-based companies viewing this webinar will learn how to develop customised strategies to manage and mitigate risks for their unique organisations.
This quick presentation dives into all of the issues and upcoming opportunities that will affect future electricity and natural gas prices for ERCOT-based energy users. Topics such as potential rolling summer blackouts, coal plant retirements, electricity grid and natural gas pipeline infrastructure developments, and renewable energy are all factors that will be discussed.
On May 23, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed into law the Act Concerning Clean Energy (the act), Assembly Bill A-3723, establishing new clean energy and energy efficiency programs and modifying New Jersey’s renewable energy portfolio standards (RPS). The act, which is effective immediately, directs the Board of Public Utilities (Board) to (i) increase the current RPS requirements; […]
This quick presentation discusses the issues and upcoming electricity & natural gas procurement opportunities for Ohio school purchasing professions due to a rapidly changing Ohio energy market landscape.
On May 23, the PJM Interconnection’s 2021/2022 Base Residual Auction results were released. The clearing price for the baseline “Rest of RTO” and many other zones increased significantly with the Rest of RTO price surging ~83% to $141/MW-day. ATSI saw the largest increase in capacity prices, rising over 100% to $158/MW-day. BGE saw an 87% increase […]
Though often overlooked and potentially having a large financial impact, energy supply agreements are frequently secured without considering how long an asset will be owned. Issues such are assignment, early termination or jeopardizing a sale should be addressed. This short presentation discusses these issues and how best in class procurement strategies take the holding period into account.
Wholesale gasoline prices have jumped by more than 50% over the past ten months to their highest levels in more than three years as rising crude oil prices and increasing motor fuel demands boost prices. By far the largest cost component that goes into producing a gallon of gasoline is the input cost of crude […]
Connecticut is joining New York, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts in welcoming offshore wind projects to increase their renewable energy production. The Constitution Wind Project, one of many offshore wind projects proposed to the state, would supply power to 100,000 homes and help reduce the state’s reliance on natural gas for electricity generation. Eversource Energy and a […]
What happened? In October 2017, Vistra Energy announced that it would be retiring over 4,000 MW of generation capacity before the summer of 2018. The retirements represented ~5% of ERCOT’s total generation capacity and have significantly reduced the projected reserve margin for the summer 2018 planning period. In the latest Capacity, Demand, and Reserves report […]
