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| • | Newsletter | ERCOT Panhandle Risk
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| 2016-09-23 - Here at EnergyGPS we’ve spent a lot of time looking at the Texas market – especially wind projects in Texas. We’ve recently been working with some interesting ERCOT data from what is known as the “60-Day Report.” This data file, which is published by ...
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| • | Newsletter | The Net (Load) of All This......
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| 2016-09-22 - Starting this weekend, temperatures start to revert back to normal. This is after a summer of much above normal temperatures across the Desert Southwest, Midwest, South Central , Southeast and Eastern parts of the country. The latter three regions have ...
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| • | Newsletter | ISONE Import Derates
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| 2016-09-21 - Looking at the ISONE Morning report we notice quite a bit of color in the Total Transfer Capacity (TTC) table. Currently, the Highgate interface (250 MWs) is offline while the New Brunswick tie is derated by 400 MWs and NY-AC tie is down 600 MWs. The ...
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| • | Newsletter | California Solar Taking a Rain Check
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| 2016-09-20 - Over the years we have become accustomed to seeing rain events have a negative effect on load. After all, cool wet weather typically reduces the demand for air conditioning. This week we are seeing a very interesting weather pattern develop over Southern ...
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| • | Newsletter | Gulf Anyone? Sabine and Discovery Noms
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| 2016-09-19 - Over the weekend a couple of things occurred that has made the Gulf of Mexico region 1.3 to 1.5 BCF longer compared to last Tuesday. The first is tied to the September outage that has been scheduled at Sabine. The 1.2-1.3 BCF of flows were suppose to ...
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| • | Newsletter | The C&I Challenge in Renewable Space
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| 2016-09-16 - One of the biggest developments over the last two years in renewable procurement has been the rise of the corporate PPA. Corporate and Industrial (C&I) eclipsed utilities as buyers of wind PPA’s in 2015. According to the Rocky Mountain Institute’s ...
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| • | Newsletter | Palo Verde on my mind
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| 2016-09-15 - As of September 7th, HE 20 MST Palo Verde Unit 1 tripped offline due to a stuck open pressurized main spray value. The next morning, NRC posted that the unit itself was 100% offline and would continue to stay offline until the situation was ...
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| • | Newsletter | Heating up equates to Cooling down (power burns/rescom demand)
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| 2016-09-14 - Looking at the most recent weather models we are seeing a brief cold spell spread across the Midwest in the short-term, followed by a wave of above normal temperatures which sweep across the entire US through the end of the month. Above normal ...
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| • | Newsletter | Power Burns and Coal Fired Generation for This Week
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| 2016-09-13 - Most of the market was surprised to see the front NYMEX natural gas contract up 10 cents as they walked in the door yesterday morning. After all, North American load had dropped to fall like levels after a very hot summer and there was no heat in the ...
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| • | Newsletter | The Big Fundamental
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| 2016-09-12 - With the middle of September upon us, Mother Nature continues to give the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic summer-like weather with highs in New York City tapping 90 degrees this Wednesday while Boston is looking at the mid 80's as its high.
Figure 1 | New ...
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