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This report examines trends in energy storage spreads across all seven US ISOs over the past five years, and explores four key fundamental drivers: renewable penetration, natural gas prices levels, diurnal net load shapes, and intra-day ramp rates. Given how growth in renewable production can lead to increased price volatility and frequency of hours with relatively low prices, one might expect to find a relationship between growth in renewable penetration and attractive energy storage spreads.
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Generator Maintenance: Preparing for the Bubble
If you were paying attention to the power industry during the early 2000s, you may remember a large spike in the U.S. gas turbine fleet at the time. The Energy Information Administration (EIA) reports that |
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| What We’re Watching |
EEI Board Names Dan Brouillette President and Chief Executive Officer Elect
The Edison Electric Institute (EEI) announced that Dan Brouillette has been selected as EEI’s President and Chief Executive Officer Elect, effective October 1, 2023, following a comprehensive search process. Brouillette will become EEI President and CEO on January 1, 2024, and will succeed Tom Kuhn, who previously announced his plans to step down on December 31, 2023.
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Unlocking Hydropower’s Potential
The virtual Renewable Energy Discovery (REDi) Island, an educational resource developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s (NREL's) water power team and design agency IKM 3D and funded by DOE’s Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO), showcases all types of marine energy and hydropower technologies in action—technologies that are being developed and refined …
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Extreme Weather Drives More Co-ops to Respond to Summer and Winter Peaks
Extreme weather events are prompting co-ops across the country to step up their voluntary power conservation efforts, encouraging members to shift energy-intensive activities to help reduce demand during peak operating periods. In some areas, co-ops that normally plan for summer or winter peaks are seeing a need for similar measures in both seasons.
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