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Big Batteries Make Big Impact
A recent Wall Street Journal piece paints large-scale batteries as an all-season savior. Read more
Carbon Capture Projects to Expand
Carbon capture is a burgeoning industry and a promising technology to help reduce the human carbon footprint. Read more
ENGIE in COP 28
ENGIE is participating in the 28th annual Conference of the Parties (COP 28) on Climate Change, Nov. 20- Dec. 12 in Dubai. Read more
Whose Curves are These?
Can you spot the market based on a forward curve? Read more
October CPI Slows
This month’s consumer price index report brought hopeful news, with inflation cooling to 3.2% year over year in October. Read more
PPI Report Favorable
In more good news in the fight against inflation, October’s PPI report showed a decline in producer prices. Read more
IEA: Net Zero by 2050 IS Attainable
The IEA reports that reaching net zero emissions by 2050 remains a challenging, but attainable goal. In it’s latest World Energy Outlook, IEA offers several reasons to believe. Read more
Solar Leads the Acceleration
Solar manufacturing has grown ten-fold over the last decade and the trend is set to continue at an elevated pace, according to the latest World Energy Outlook from the IEA. Read more
Repeat Performance: Nat Gas Tumble
Nat gas bulls are probably not smiling. From a six-month high of $3.58/mmbtu on Halloween to $3.03/mmbtu on November 9, Henry Hub spot natural gas prices have taken their second substantial retracement in one month. Read more
ERCOT Increases Minimum Reserves
ERCOT has announced an increase in the minimum operating reserves requirements for emergency operations for each of its three Energy Emergency Alert (EEA) levels. Read more