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Heat Dome Arrives in PJM
The longest day of the year and the official start of summer has arrived. It seems only fitting for forecasts of near 100-degree temperatures for much of ENGIE’s served retail markets... Read more
The Changing Nat Gas Market
North America’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) export capacity is on track to more than double between 2024 and 2028 to 24.4 Bcf/d, if projects currently under construction begin operations as planned. Read more
Forward Curves In Focus
Forward curves show a strong majority of bullish trends. Read more
Inflation Softens
Two leading measures of inflation paint a positive picture. Read more
Stakeholders Push for Hydrogen Tax Credit
More than 200 organizations, regional hydrogen hub developers, and major oil and gas trade groups are pressing senators to preserve the Inflation Reduction Act’s hydrogen production tax credit in the budget reconciliation bill. Read more
Consumer Sentiment Upbeat
Tariffs continue to be an issue, but U.S. consumers are upbeat. Read more
PJM/MISO Deal Flow Update
PJM /MISO deal flow continues to be steady. In addition to fixed products and price lock agreements, we see more interest in restructured products, converting index to fixed price and Blend & Extends. Read more
Trust Tops List in Electricity Procurement Decisions
In our recent online poll exploring non-price factors influencing electricity procurement, one theme stood out clearly: trust matters. Read more
PJM Market Sentiment Amid Market Volatility
Our 2025 Business Energy Census suggests a shift in priorities for energy professionals. There are several factors that can account for this, including changing market conditions. Read more
Ohio’s Energy Overhaul: House Bill 15
A new law in Ohio may support solar development. House Bill 15 aims to expand energy generation by providing incentives for solar, gas, and nuclear power, while also addressing previous coal plant subsidies. Read more