Access to a good power prices service is critical for traders, developers, banks, utilities and power marketers. Many organizations rely on two sources of data: forward prices and dispatch model runs. Power Nominals is another option for projecting electric prices. Unlike forwards, Power Nominals are available for over 60 markets within PJM, NYISO, MISO, ISO-NE and ERCOT. This is a snapshot of Power Nominals for a specific market, in this case PJM Eastern Hub:
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U.S. companies in the Off-Shore Wind (OSW) space continue to pursue the success of their European counterparts. While off-shore wind patterns indicate the likelihood of relatively high capacity factor...
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Last month, Cape Wind received approval to proceed with it's 130-turbine off-shore wind power (OSW) park. Half of he energy (and RECs) will be purchased by National Grid, and the...
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Posted At : April 13, 2010 6:51 PM
| Posted By : Jim Letzelter
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Wind
One of the key features of future offshore wind (OSW) generation on the east coast is its role in relieving congestion. Generally speaking, as most of us know, power flows like the weather...fro...
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Ok, I'm not talking about hydro power, really, but rather wind power that's generated out in deep water. Off-shore wind power is the future, especially in the eastern U.S. Several projects...
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A few weeks ago, my colleagues and I, power market consultants at Webb, Scott & Quinn, scanned back at some old PJM forwards and compared them to current forwards...noting that there was a major d...
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Posted At : January 25, 2009 6:58 AM
| Posted By : Jim Letzelter
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As a power market consultant, I typically am surrounded by power price data...historical, forecasted, and forwards. Every so often when looking at current power price data I take a minute to loo...
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Posted At : October 13, 2008 11:04 AM
| Posted By : Jim Letzelter
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Nuclear,
Policy, Regulatory & Legal,
Solar,
Wind
Many business decisions—including those for power plant development and acquisition—are made on an overly simple decision framework. A stochastic (probabilistic) approach provides bet...
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Posted At : September 29, 2008 8:57 AM
| Posted By : Jim Letzelter
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Policy, Regulatory & Legal,
Solar,
Wind
Several weeks ago, I published in my blog that my colleagues and I, power market consultants at Webb, Scott & Quinn, thought the RGGI auction should clear at a price of about $2.00. This was a p...
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Posted At : September 21, 2008 11:36 PM
| Posted By : Jim Letzelter
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Asset Management,
Business & Corporate,
Environmental, Emissions & Carbon Mgmt,
Fossil & Biomass,
Future & Alternative Generation,
General,
Human Resources,
Marine Renewables,
Nuclear,
Solar,
Wind
Developers spend a great deal of time deciding how to invest in power generating assets. Typically, though, the process focuses on acquiring an individual asset—and not on assessing the imp...
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