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The All-Electric Building Act, known as New York S6843C, has died on the proverbial vine without getting a vote from the full New York State Senate or Assembly. The bill’s introduction came on the hee... READ MORE >

An Overview of Coincidental Peak Costs by ISO Coincidental Peak (CP) is the measurement of an electricity meter’s actual usage at the time of the regional grid’s highest demand and determining that me... READ MORE >

NYISO Power Market Update for May 2022 Near-term electricity prices in New York City continue to climb like an Aaron Judge home run that has not reached the apex of its arc. Figure 1 shows calendar ye... READ MORE >

On April 1, 2022, the NYISO published the results of the six-month capacity Strip Auction for this coming summer period (May through October), establishing the first auction-based price signal for cap... READ MORE >

Why are power prices increasing throughout New York? Like many other commodities, the price of wholesale electricity has drastically increased over the last 12 months nationwide. In the middle of Marc... READ MORE >

Higher Delivery Rates on the Way with Con Edison's 2022 Rate Case ConEdison, the largest investor-owned utility (IOU) in the state of New York, has an obligation to its investors to operate profitably... 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 >

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 >

In October we discussed heating oil in New York City and the potential liabilities purchasers may have in the future given the city’s established clean energy policy goals in the Climate Mobilization ... READ MORE >