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In light of the impact of the Coronavirus on business operations, we are sharing information about Coronavirus and Contract Disputes circulated by the law firm Sidley & Austin. It provides a high-leve... READ MORE >

Over the past month, there have been a few regulatory developments that will affect generators, their amount of generating capacity and the cost of that capacity throughout New York State. Recently, t... READ MORE >

This week PJM proposed a plan and schedule to resume its suspended capacity auctions. If everything goes as planned, the next PJM capacity auction process using the new Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR)... READ MORE >

On Sunday, March 8th, the NYMEX natural gas market opened at approximately $1.67/MMBtu. By the early morning hours of Marh 9th, it dropped down to almost $1.60 and ended the day up about 9¢, at $1.78/... READ MORE >

There is good news for Texas electricity buyers. The falling price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil, coupled with the threat of an economic slow-down caused by COVID-19, has put downward pressure ... READ MORE >

With 2019 finally behind us, it’s time to reflect on how spot/index prices settled last year in Texas and then examine how those prices are shaping the current forward market. In 2019, index prices in... READ MORE >

In New Jersey, similar to neighboring states, larger electricity users (with a peak demand of over 500 kW) are classified as Commercial Industrial Energy Price (CIEP) customers. For these customers, t... READ MORE >

Wholesale electricity prices in New York have been falling for the past several years. Figure 1 shows how the price of electricity in New York City, for the period March 2020 to April 2021, has traded... READ MORE >

Last week, Williams Company and its partners announced that they have cancelled plans for the construction of the Constitution Pipeline. This new 124-mile natural gas pipeline, shown in Figure 1, woul... READ MORE >