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A Review of the Texas Energy Grid Performance Throughout This Winter As February approaches, the Texas winter has included an abnormally warm December, followed by two major cold fronts throughout Jan... READ MORE >

Energy Storage is Helping to Solve NYISO’s Zero Emission Puzzle Earlier this month, Governor Hochul proposed legislation that would require all buildings constructed after 2027 to produce zero emissio... READ MORE >

“Few things will impact capital allocation decisions – and thereby the long-term value of your company – more than how effectively you navigate the global energy transition in the years ahead.” - Larr... READ MORE >

At the end of last month, the news was buzzing about the newly discovered Omicron variant. On the last day of trading for the December NYMEX contract, the December price jumped up almost 50¢ to close ... READ MORE >

New York City’s electricity is primarily generated by fossil fuel-fired power plants which typically produce higher levels of greenhouse gases than generators in the rest of the state. Physical bottle... READ MORE >

On December 15, 2021, PJM released the initial findings of a multiphase, multiyear "living study" that captures the potential impacts of an evolving grid resource mix that includes more electricity fr... READ MORE >

To say that 2021 was a challenge for energy practitioners in Texas is a serious understatement. Certainly, 2020 was difficult as the market reacted to a global pandemic and energy demand destruction t... READ MORE >

The Highlands School, located in Irving, Texas, has been educating and forming future leaders since the school’s humble beginnings in a Dallas family’s home in 1986. Having moved to a more permanent l... READ MORE >

Natural gas, also commonly referred to by its chemical name, methane, is one of the single most controversial topics of the energy transition so far. On the one hand, natural gas is an energy commodit... READ MORE >