Power Prices

Volatile energy prices are undoubtedly contributing to increasing operational costs. Organizations are calling out for a solution that not only reduces their energy costs and emissions but enables them to unlock the full potential of their energy infrastructure. Grid operators are paying organizations for energy flexibility, and you may already have this flexibility in your operations. In this new eBook from Enel, “Profiting From Energy Flexibility,” discover why grid operators pay organizations for energy flexibility, how to leverage flexibility with minimal disruption to core operations, where you may already have flexibility in your operations, and popular methods to profit from flexibility.

Genan, a Danish-owned recycling company, will save money in energy costs by automating their response to electricity price spikes.

The City of Milpitas announced the construction of new sustainable microgrids and a number of city-wide water and energy conservation initiatives, which are part of its Smart City infrastructure program.

Microsoft and global digital services company Accenture announced on Feb. 24 that they are partnering to help speed the U.K.’s low-carbon transition.

With the addition of wind and solar energy to ERCOT’s energy mix, the influence of weather is even greater in determining the cost and availability of electrical power, as well as making long-term forecasting more difficult. This NRG blog provides insight into ERCOT’S forecast for this summer and the actual events that happened on the grid. Learn more about how your businesses can plan for the new grid reality.

Many market trends today revolve around resiliency, sustainability, and reduction in carbon emissions. These are all at the forefront of customer's minds and are driven by their own corporate ESG goals. In this episode of Smart Energy Voices, Robert Vary, Senior Vice President Sales & Relationship Management, Duke Energy, discusses energy solutions that allow customers to conserve their own capital while providing subscription payments that allow customers to have a predictable budget on what they spend on energy efficiency.

Energy markets rarely stay static. Understanding marketplace dynamics and emerging concepts like peak net load is vital. This new blog from NRG captures these factors and tangible strategies for businesses in Texas to consider as summer approaches.

A piece of bipartisan legislation that would end the monopoly control over Virginia’s electricity system and create competition in the market has made its way into the 2020 Virginia General Assembly session.