An Ohio manufacturer plans a $9 million expansion to produce steel back rails used in solar modules for First Solar, which also plans a large-scale development in Ohio. https://www.crescent-news.com/business/solar-company-announces-new-ohio-facility/article_3ec1e118-b161-11ec-8c14-0f2ce122ff55.html
County officials in northern Ohio prepare for public hearings on a plan that would effectively ban utility-scale wind as a developer pursues a 300 MW project https://www.bucyrustelegraphforum.com/story/news/2022/04/02/wind-turbines-crawford-county-ohio-honey-creek-wind-faq/9382089002/
PECO to support commercial EV charging with a rebate program. The utility provides upfront cost relief for commercial vehicle level 2 charging stations. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g-e_Cz8M #EV #PAenergyNews #evcharginginfrastructure
Walt Disney World Resort to be powered up to 40% by the sun The Walt Disney World Resort is adding two 75-megawatt solar arrays to its renewable energy portfolio that, combined with existing infrastructure, will provide 40% of the park’s electricity. https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/travel/story/walt-disney-world-resort-powered-40-sun-83862584
HIGH POPULATION CITIES SHOULD SEE LOWER DEMAND Milder weather is projected for mid-April, but we may still see a withdrawal this week of 25-35 Bcf. This late cold snap is hurting our chances to rebuild gas storage for the upcoming winter, which may make for an even worse market than we had this past winter.…
Market Snapshot for Monday, March 28, 2022 MODERATE TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE U.S. The weather is fairly moderate across the country with slightly lower temps in the East and higher temps in the West, but that has not translated into drastically lower demand. MARKET CONTINUES TO EDGE UPWARDS ON UKRAINE FEARS GAS MARKET MOVES UP ALMOST…
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NATURAL GAS SNAPSHOT: MARKET IN A WATCH, WAIT AND SEE MODE Milder forecasts and higher European pandemic numbers, offset by higher-than-expected withdrawal, kept the market mostly waiting and seeing. We are close to a typical shoulder month in April. A shoulder month is a month typically low demand. Warm enough to turn off the heaters,…