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Monday Mar 18, 2019 |
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On a sunny Saturday morning, the soccer field was jammed packed with enthusiasm from both the players and parents as they did not have to bundle up in their winter gear just to step on the turf fields to play or watch. In fact, if you forget to grab your sunglasses, the eye squinting became ...
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Friday Mar 15, 2019 |
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With only a half of the month left in March 2019, the winter season is coming to an end and the summer strip is right around the corner. This not only means there is a hopeful transition between the colder weather and the spring-like temperatures that gets everyone excited for the actual ...
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Thursday Mar 14, 2019 |
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A string of nuclear retirements has swept the East Coast as efficient natural gas facilities continue to outperform nuclear generation on a cost basis. However, many of these generators were able to escape judgment with policies put into place that would keep the units running. Both New York and ...
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Wednesday Mar 13, 2019 |
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During the week, the alarm clocks are set for my two teenage children as school is on the docket. The initial ringtone is heard but there is no movement which then leads to the first snooze alert to make the same noise only to get turned off quickly. After a couple more snooze ...
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Tuesday Mar 12, 2019 |
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The seasonal nuclear outage season is once again upon us. Over the past two weeks total outages have climbed from 5 to 15 GWa as per the Nuclear Regulatory Commission as plants are taken off the grid for refuel. The refuel operations typically peak at the beginning of May. This year we expect the ...
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Monday Mar 11, 2019 |
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The month of February was quite cold across the entire country with the Midwest, Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest getting hit the hardest. Whenever I called my parents in WI, it seemed to be never ending; the snow, cold temperatures and wind. It made me recall some childhood memories ...
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Friday Mar 8, 2019 |
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A short issue paper recently released by CAISO on market enhancements being considered for energy storage and distributed energy resources noted that, unlike most dispatch-able resources on the CAISO grid, Nongenerator Resources (NGR) storage systems are not currently subject to restrictions from ...
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Thursday Mar 7, 2019 |
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A heavy snowstorm passed through the Northeast to start the week dumping snow across the region. In preparation, school was canceled or delayed opening for districts from West Virginia to Maine. The storm was strong enough to knock down power lines resulting in outages concentrated in New England.
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Wednesday Mar 6, 2019 |
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It is hard to believe that over a year ago, the ERCOT grid was losing a pretty big sector of its coal fleet while colder temperatures ran rampant during the month of January and early February 2018. This led to the cash market volatility as well as the big push upward on the summer implied ...
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Tuesday Mar 5, 2019 |
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After experiencing very warm weather last summer the Lower 48 storage complex only accumulated 3.2 TCF of in ground supply. That deficit was highlighted by the EIA South Central region which was entering into the heating season at a 5 year low of only 949 BCF. That was almost 400 BCF below full ...
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