Natural Gas – Energy – Electricity – Weather Headlines EIA: WEEKLY NATURAL GAS STORAGE REPORT A lower-than-expected injection into gas storage saw the cost of Natural Gas rises thirty cents since last Wednesday in the prompt month. Also contributing was the forecast for hotter temperatures in late June. Even next winter has risen almost 15…
A new analysis finds the most prominent U.S. power utilities have funneled at least $215 million to dark money political groups in recent years, boosting legislators who have helped to increase rates, bail out failing power plants, and oppose clean energy. #utilities #power #cleanenergy #money #darkmoney #energynews
WEATHER: 6-10 DAY AND 8-14 DAY OUTLOOK An active pattern continues this week as weather systems track across the US with showers, thunderstorms, and comfortable highs of 60s to 80s for light demand besides the Southwest, Texas, the South, and Florida, where a hot ridge will result in highs of 90s to locally 100s for…
U.S. electricity generation from natural gas reached a record high last winter and accounted for 38% of the country’s electricity generation mix. Read More >>
Energy News • Weather • Natural Gas • Electricity • Energy Market Headlines Weather: 6-10 DAY AND 8-14 DAY OUTLOOK This summer’s weather could start mild but is expected to warm up as an El Nino arrives in June. This will alter the current pattern of cooler temperatures in the Pacific Northwest from La Nina…
The U.S. EPA may have an easier time imposing carbon regulations on coal and gas power plants if it argues the rules won’t impact the industry much more than the Inflation Reduction Act already did, analysts say.
NATURAL GAS IS STILL LOW, BUT WARNING SIGNS ARE ON THE HORIZON SUPPLY IS UP, BUT SO IS DEMAND. FirstEnergy Auction Results Almost Double FirstEnergy announced the results of its final three auctions last week. The final auction had five winning bidders and settled at $83.75. Along with the October 2022 auction at 122.20 and…
In 2021, 26% of eligible U.S. customers participated in their state’s retail choice program, or 13.2 million U.S. residential electric customers, based on EIA’s Annual Electric Power Industry Report data. The participation rate in U.S. residential retail choice programs remained relatively unchanged from 2019 to 2021, following several years of modest growth. In states with…
The United States will likely need 47,300 GW miles of new transmission by 2035, a 57% increase compared to today’s transmission system under a moderate load growth-high clean energy growth scenario, according to a Department of Energy draft report. Read the complete details >>
