Electricity Markets ISO-NE saw another bump up this week all other ISOs are down from the previous spike up that was seen a few weeks ago.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets Forward electric pricing continues its decline across all ISOs as the underlying cost of gas dropped substantially over the last two report weeks.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets ISO-NE pricing rebounded slightly week over week as winter pricing rose in response to increased natural gas pricing into the region due to the Algonquin basis.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets Forward electric saw another small dip week over week across most markets as the underlying cost of gas experienced some relief from its upward run.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets Forward electric dropped off slightly week over week from previous highs. Warm weather and favorable injections are likely behind the decrease.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets Forward electric pricing continues to rise across the country. The volatility of the underlying cost of natural gas heading into this upcoming winter has been a leading factor behind the increase.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets Forward electric rates continue to rise across the US as the underlying cost of gas remains volatile. This movement is driven primarily by the increasing costs observed for this upcoming winter.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets Forward rates are down from last week, with a drop in NYSO and PJM markets, as the underlying cost of gas dropped over the report week.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets Forward electric prices continue to climb as the underlying cost of gas, coupled with rising temperatures, drive rates higher across the country.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets Forward electric prices continue to rise and are now the highest we’ve seen in most markets since the winter of 2018.Continue Reading
Electricity Markets NYISO, ISO-NE and PJM saw an increase in forward pricing as the underlying cost of gas continues to rise. ERCOT has dropped off as we are exiting the month of July, when prices tend to be the highest.Continue Reading
