The First Wind Farm On The Great Lakes Moves Forward
Developers of the first Great Lakes offshore wind project have a “new lease on life” as they revamp the project after a favorable ruling from the Ohio Supreme Court this month.
Energy News: Energy Rates Double
Electric bills more than doubled in New Hampshire, blamed on the natural gas market.
Market Snapshot: August 29, 2022
WEATHER UPDATE: WARMER TEMPERATURES COVERING MOST OF THE US In an era of persistent demand and hot summers, pricing is expected to remain high. Especially as July came in as the third hottest on record. Experts predict the supply concerns and increased demand for LNG could eventually drive pricing up this winter past $13.00 With…
Peak Demand Alert: August 29, 2022
Today has been identified as a potential PJM Peak Demand Day. Given the forecasted PJM load and the current conditions, there is the potential for peak hours between 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM, with the highest probability between 4:00 PM-5:00 PM. Demand across the PJM grid is expected to reach 142,496 MW today! Therefore, TPI…
Duke Energy: Another Rate Request
Duke Energy requests an additional 7.2% rate hike, citing rising fuel prices. The request would add to the already-approved 16% increase. https://www.wrtv.com/news/state-news/duke-energy-requests-additional-7-2-rate-hike-citing-rising-fuel-prices
Peak Demand Alert: Outlook for Wednesday, August 3, 2022
Today has been identified as a potential PJM Peak Demand Day. Given the forecasted PJM load and the current conditions, there is the potential for peak hours between 4:00 PM and 7:00 PM, with the highest probability between 5:00 PM-6:00 PM. Additionally, tomorrow, Thursday, August 4, has the potential for a peak demand day, with…
Market Snapshot: August 1, 2022
THE NATION IS STILL IN THE GRIPS OF A HEAT WAVE 2022 has seemed like one heat wave after another, but so far, it only ranks as the sixth hottest year on record, with 2021 being the hottest year. If the heat waves continue, we could see 2022 become the hottest summer on record. FYI,…
Maryland: All-Electric Building Standard
Maryland’s largest county mulls a building code update to require all-electric construction and renovations, with exemptions for businesses like crematoriums and commercial kitchens.