Weekly Market Update 10/24/2022
Electricity Markets Pricing continued to drop over the past week in all markets, returning to levels not seen since March and April.
Electricity Markets Pricing continued to drop over the past week in all markets, returning to levels not seen since March and April.
Electricity Markets Pricing dropped substantially week over week as the underlying cost of gas tumbled. Winter 22-23 saw the most significant change while outward months heading into next summer and fall remained elevated.
Electricity Markets ISO-NE, PJM and NYISO rebounded to near pricing from two weeks ago despite a strong injection in natural gas storage.
Electricity Markets ISO-NE, PJM and NYISO came off slightly over the past week due to higher production levels of natural gas.
Electricity Markets ISO-NE, PJM and NYISO all saw another increase over the last week.
Electricity Markets ISO-NE, PJM and NYISO all saw an increase over the last week. This was due to an increase in the underlying NYMEX and Algonquin basis.
Electricity Markets ISO-NE saw a dip week over week due to a drop in forward winter costs. This is partially due to a drop in the 12 Month forward average cost of the Algonquin basis as natural gas remained flat week over week.
Electricity Markets An increase in natural gas caused a spike in the electric markets. NYISO, ISO-NE and PJM all saw an increase as a reaction to the summer heat.
Electricity Markets ISO-NE jumped again since last week, now over $.15 kwh. PJM and NYISO remain fairly stable since last week.
Electricity Markets ISO-NE hit all time high, over $.14 kwh. The overall trend continues to be in the upward direction. PJM and NYISO all rebounded week over week from where they were last week at this time.