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The State of New Jersey has been at the forefront of an ongoing conflict between a state’s right to establish its own clean energy goals and its participation in a regional competitive electricity mar... READ MORE >

Unlike ERCOT, which relies solely on the price of energy to ensure sufficient supply, the PJM market, ISO-NE, and the NYISO all rely on capacity payments to ensure that there is enough electricity gen... READ MORE >

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 >

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 >

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 >

We are excited to have you join us for one of our upcoming regional market webinars. Register for one or more of our 30-minute webinars to find out the latest in your region Mid Atlantic/Midwest Webin... READ MORE >

There has been a lot of news lately regarding capacity throughout PJM. As we have reported in the past, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and PJM have been at odds over the mechanism by ... READ MORE >

Despite essentially flat growth in demand, the electricity generating capacity in PJM has grown by more than 15,000 MWs from 2009 to 2017. Almost all of this additional capacity has been in the form o... READ MORE >

Over the last few years, natural gas has become the fuel on the margin, meaning that the price of natural gas becomes the driver for wholesale electricity prices. Supplies of natural gas and the deliv... READ MORE >