In The News: EIA LNG
EIA: Liquefied natural gas exports continue to increase U.S. natural gas exports. https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=52118
DetailsIn The News: NYC’s First All-Electric Building
A 60-story skyscraper planned for New York City is set to be the metropolis’ largest completely electric building. Check it Out!
In The News: Monthly Solar Fee For Renters
Solar advocates say a “program-killing” monthly fee proposed for participants in a Dominion Energy shared solar program would prevent Virginia apartment residents from receiving the financial benefits of solar power.
Three Years Later: Ohio House Bill 6
Three years after Ohio’s House Bill 6 power plant bailout legislation was introduced, the law remains on the books despite triggering the largest corruption case in state history.
Today, from the EIA
The EIA is reporting that residential heating oil and propane prices end the winter season higher than last winter.
All Eyes On The Natural Gas Market
MARKET CONTINUES TO SHOOT SKYWARD, PASSING $7.00 THE NATURAL GAS MARKET ROSE OVER A DOLLAR LAST WEEK. Storage concerns for next winter continued to drive the price of Natural Gas up and up with no ceiling in sight. A combination of storage worries, Ukraine worries, and cooler weather sent the market up more than a…
DetailsEIA: Wind was the second-largest source of U.S. electricity generation on March 29
On Tuesday, March 29, wind turbines in the Lower 48 states produced 2,017 gigawatthours (GWh) of electricity, making wind the second-largest source of electric generation for the day, only behind natural gas, according to EIA’s Hourly Electric Grid Monitor. Daily wind-powered electricity had surpassed coal-fired and nuclear electricity generation separately on other days earlier this year…
DetailsReliability concerns drive the need for energy market design reforms
According to stakeholder filings in a recent Federal Energy Regulatory Commission proceeding, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution to address growing concerns about electric grid reliability.
hurricane season
A new study ties the record-breaking 2020 Atlantic hurricane season and its heavy rainfall to climate change, demonstrating that the problem is not decades away but already here. Read the article. #climatechange #weather
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