Should Texas Connect to the US National Power Grids?
It has been just over a year since Texas suffered rolling blackouts that forced millions of citizens to go without power for days amidst historically freezing temperatures. The unfortunate toll of an estimated $80 to $100 billion in property damage pales when compared to the tragic loss of anywhere between 246 and 702 lives during the storm. In the year...
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NY Utility Con Edison Sees DERs and Demand Response Programs that Use Them in its Future (and Present)
Con Edison’s grid of the future aims to deliver 100% clean energy by 2040. The New York electric utility in charge of delivering safe, reliable energy to 10 million people living in New York City and Westchester County knows full well what’s at stake during their drive to a cleaner, more dependable grid. Like any utility in the country striving toward a future powered less from fossil resources and...
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Regulatory Round-Up 2021
We are bringing in the Market and Regulatory A-Team for the first-ever Regulatory Round-Up panel. Are you curious about New England, New York, California, ERCOT, PJM Energy Markets? Looking for...
Read moreState of the PJM Energy Market in 2021
The square-off between individual states and the ISO continues to ruffle feathers on both sides. In this webinar, Ken Schisler and CPower’s PJM team will examine the core issues of...
Read moreState of the Texas Energy Market in 2021
In recent years, Texas’s energy market has been put to the test with shrinking reserve margins, increased electrical demand, and grid-threatening heat waves. The ERCOT grid has held and the...
Read moreState of the California Energy Market in 2021
With the blackouts in August of 2020 lingering in its rearview mirror, California looks to shore up its energy market and grid to thwart future catastrophe before it can take...
Read moreState of the New York Energy Market in 2021
NYISO President and CEO Richard Dewey believes that market design is the path forward for New York as the state looks to keep its grid reliable as the state pursues...
Read moreState of the New England Energy Market in 2021
What will New England do to appease states that are angered at the policies they feel affect their desired fuel mixes? In this webinar, CPower’s Nancy Chafetz examines this key topic...
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The February 2021 Event in Texas: a breakdown – Market Minute (Video)
What happened during the ERCOT winter event, what’s happened since, and what may happen in...
Read moreA Primer for Understanding FERC Order 2222
Since being issued in September 2020, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) Order 2222 has...
Read morePSC Order on NY Utility DR Program Changes for Summer 2020 – Market Minute (Video)
On May 14th, in response to COVID-19 related challenges and recommendations raised by stakeholders, ...
Read moreERCOT Establishes the Covid-19 Electricity Relief Program – Market Minute (Video)
On March 26, 2020, the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) established the COVID-19 Electricity...
Read moreERCOT: ERS program criteria to remain in 2020 – Market Minute (Video)
In a recent letter to Qualified Scheduling Entities in Texas, ERCOT asserted that while...
Read moreCASPR in New England – Market Minute (Video)
In New England, the second annual Competitive Auction for Sponsored Policy Resources (CASPR) took place...
Read moreNew York’s Rule 222 for Distributed Generation (Video)
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Read moreMonetizing Energy Efficiency Projects (Video)
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Read moreThe Recent History of Backup Generator Regulation (Video)
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Read moreBackup Generators for Demand Response (Video)
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