Unexpected outages, intense heat behind ISO-NE Labor Day price spike; Electricity generation drives need for natural gas demand response; In first, US residential energy storage overtakes front-of-meter installations; APS' irrational war against renewable energy policy creates big risks for investors
Real-time prices in New England topped $2600/MWh in the late afternoon Monday, causing the grid operator to access emergency reserves and import power from neighboring regions.
A handful of utilities use natural gas demand response to balance their deliveries. Reports suggest greater potential, with one firm saying gas DR could "entirely avoid some price spikes and help improve reliability."
Arizona Public Service's unabashed effort to dominate Arizona's politics has put it squarely in the crosshairs, and the company continues to favor gas over renewable energy, unlike many industry peers.
The company will partner with Burns & McDonnell to test an open standards charging technology, which will allow real-time visibility into the network and data collection, while intending to move into the utility sector.
The court's ruling means the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection can enforce declining emissions limits described in the state's Global Warming Solutions Act, according to environmental advocates.
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