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In 2012, The Weather Channel began the tradition of naming winter storms, sorting them alphabetically each winter. One of the most famous was Winter Storm Uri in February 2021. This year’s Winter Stor... READ MORE >

2025 was a year of sharp contrasts in energy markets. Record LNG exports met declining crude prices. Capacity markets tightened in some regions while reforms dampened price signals in others. Offshore... READ MORE >

Organizations everywhere are wrestling with rising energy costs and searching for relief. What if the smartest path forward is simpler than expected? Join us as we break down the fundamentals of Deman... READ MORE >

2026 Energy Price Forecast for Large Commercial & Industrial Users Electricity markets across the United States are heading into 2026 with a combination of accelerating demand growth, constrained supp... READ MORE >

Join Brian Hayduk , Abby Grasshoff, and Eric Bratcher as they discuss why ERCOT real-time prices stayed low in summer 2025 while forward prices remain high. The session covers ERCOT’s summer performan... READ MORE >

Lately, many of our clients have been asking, “What happened to the energy transition?” The answer brings to mind the phrase, “The King is dead, long live the King.” While the original context of that... READ MORE >

Managing transmission costs in the ERCOT market by curtailing facility load during one of the four summer peak demand intervals (June through September) used to be relatively straightforward. Operator... READ MORE >

The official kick-off to summer is almost here. The beginning of summer is also when many regional power grids start to measure a business’ Coincidental Peak demand. The Coincidental Peak (CP) is the ... READ MORE >

Why didn’t the tomato cross the border? It couldn’t ketchup with the tariff hike. Okay, maybe it’s a bit early for tariff humor. But in all seriousness, the recent tariff announcements have only added... READ MORE >