Natural Gas Headlines: WORKING NATURAL GAS STOCKS POST SECOND-LARGEST WEEKLY NET INCREASE ON RECORD SUPPLIER STORY: AEP RECENT NATURAL GAS PRICING On Monday, November 7, markets are rallying to start the week following a sizeable weather-driven demand gain in weekend weather model runs for the 6–15-day period. As a result, in December 2022, natural gas…
DetailsDetroit-based DTE Energy plans to invest $9 billion over the next decade to “drastically transform” its generation mix, including retiring its largest coal plant 12 years earlier.
The North American Electric Reliability Corp. (NAERC) releases a roadmap of steps needed to add tens of thousands of megawatts of distributed energy resources to the power system through 2031. https://www.utilitydive.com/news/nerc-warns-of-cybersecurity-reliability-risks-DER-strategy/635673/
DetailsNovember 3, 2022 ScaleCo Management LLC is pleased to announce its investment in, and partnership with, Total Procurement Intelligence (“TPI Efficiency”). This is ScaleCo’s 22nd platform investment and third investment from ScaleCo Fund IV. Headquartered in Cleveland, TPI Efficiency was founded in 2009 by Mr. Roger Zona. Zona has developed TPI Efficiency into a robust…
DetailsA public health advocacy group says PFAS “forever chemicals” in Ohio oil and gas wells threaten drinking water supplies as industry groups downplay a recent study.
Natural Gas Key Takeaways Prompt month NYMEX natural gas settled at $5.20/MMbtu on Monday, October 24, up $.24/MMbtu. After several very bearish sessions, near-month (November) NYMEX futures reversed direction on Monday, settling higher at the end of the day. Prompt-month NYMEX traded up $.16/MMbtu in early morning trading at $5.37/MMbtu. Calendar year 23-27 settled at…
DetailsLarge-scale solar development is a key consideration in a southwestern Ohio county’s future planning document. More >>
Environmental advocates fear that investors’ push for oil and gas companies and utilities to reduce carbon emissions has led to the sale, and potentially prolonged use, of their fossil fuel assets.
Ohio Electricity Rates More than Double By Summer Ohio FirstEnergy customers will see their electric bills rise starting next summer, as the Akron-based utility has purchased some of its electricity at more than twice the price it’s paying now. During the October 4th auction, FirstEnergy agreed to pay an average price of $122.30 per megawatt-hour for delivery…
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