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Wednesday Jun 16, 2021 |
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The summer season's first notable tropical storm system is brewing off the coast of Mexico. Current projections indicate the system poses greater potential for demand destruction than supply-side disruptions.
Tropical storm system "Invest 92L" has emerged in the southwestern ...
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Tuesday Jun 15, 2021 |
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PG&E, the franchise electric and natural gas utility for Northern California, made news last week when they announced the reclassification of 51 BCF of their natural gas storage from working to base gas. It is the largest reclassification we have ever heard of in the natural gas market ...
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Monday Jun 14, 2021 |
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Over the past few months, the focal point in the renewable energy space has been tied to the battery technology making its way to the grid, starting in California where the integration is key due to the solar penetration over the years. We have discussed how the new capacity is saturating the ...
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Friday Jun 11, 2021 |
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This morning before she left for work, my wife poked her head into my home office and said something to me that would have been unthinkable last week: “It’s cold!”. After her declaration, I looked down and realized that I was sitting at my desk wearing a sweatshirt instead ...
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Thursday Jun 10, 2021 |
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Over the past couple of years, the newest renewable technology to enter the conversation has been battery storage as the penetration of wind and/or solar across CAISO, ERCOT and SPP has been plentiful thus causing intraday volatility when it comes to balancing the system. With several ...
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Wednesday Jun 9, 2021 |
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The results of last weekend's Mexican congressional elections were watched closely by the energy sector. While only time will tell, the outcome was moderately bullish for energy trade between the U.S. and Mexico.
Mexico’s president’s effort to rollback the nation’s recent ...
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Tuesday Jun 8, 2021 |
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Over the past ten years big strides have been made to move the production volume out of the Marcellus and Utica out of the region to consumption areas in the Gulf, Midwest and East Coast. New pipelines like Nexus and Rover have been completed. Compression on Tennessee gas Pipeline, Columbia ...
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Monday Jun 7, 2021 |
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The start of June in the Lone Star State has produced plenty of cloud cover across the Houston region as a front moved in and would not leave. It was not an ordinary storm as the local weather experts did not see that much movement in the Gulf of Mexico, which typically would move the clouds ...
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Friday Jun 4, 2021 |
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By Tim Belden
I came across an interview with John Arnold earlier this week that is well worth a listen. The interview appears on the “Digital Wildcatters” platform which discusses energy, technology, and finance. The interviewers had good questions and a friendly, easy-going style.
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Thursday Jun 3, 2021 |
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If there was just a bit more humidity in the air and some fire ants crawling up my legs while sitting in the lawn chair watching a youth soccer match, one would think they were sitting in Texas as the temperatures were hot enough in the Pacific Northwest as June rolled around. If you were ...
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