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Leveraging Demand Response Without Impacting Critical Operations
For most facilities managers, a primary objective of day-to-day work is to ensure operations run smoothly and productively. For some organizations, even a few seconds of an outage, downtime, or interruption to power can have serious consequences, from threat to human life to lost product and decreased revenue. But many facilities managers know they could leverage energy as more than an overhead cost – and some are successfully turning it into a net new revenue stream.
Find Opportunity in PJM's New Demand Response Program
The PJM Demand Response market will change to a new, single model for the 2020/2021 season. This new structure, Capacity Performance, will replace the previous options within PJM and will expect year-round commitments as opposed to the four-month, “Summer Only” structure that was previously in place. Learn more on today's blog about how this came to be and how you can find opportunity through your Demand Response participation.
ERCOT Prices Spiked to Historic Levels – And It Can Happen Again
Texas energy consumers were hit hard on Tuesday, August 13, 2019, when high electricity demand, low supply and depleted reserve margins caused power prices across the state to spike to the $9,000 per megawatt-hour price cap. And power customers aren’t in the clear from future hot days creating unfavorable market conditions. To see the big picture, you need to understand the nuances of the Texas energy market.
Summer Energy Outlook 2019: Supply & Demand
Natural gas production levels have seen slower growth in 2019 than at any time in the previous two years and have been difficult to predict. Strategist Tim Bigler takes a look at what could happen in the California, Texas and NYMEX markets for summer 2019.
Summer Energy Outlook
Be ready for warmer weather. See what weather is trending for summer months and find out how this might impact energy prices
On-Demand Webinar AccessCheap Electricity But High Bills?
Wholesale power prices have dropped between 25-40% of the past 5 years. But the average price consumers pay for electricity has increased by 8% over the same time. Download this free report to learn why.
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