CPS Energy CEO: Coal-fired Deely plant may be reborn with natural gas As state regulators move to respond to the Obama administration’s “Clean Power Plan,” San Antonio’s CPS Energy is considering switching the coal-fired Deely Power Plant to natural gas. CPS Energy originally announced that the coal power plant would be retired by 2018 but … Continue reading #CPS_Energy CEO: Coal-fired #Deely plant may be reborn with natural gas→
More gas pipelines may not be the energy answer ATTORNEY GENERAL MAURA Healey deserves praise for her plan to study the region’s electricity supply — including the need for expanding natural gas pipeline capacity. In the context of electricity costs, reliability, and climate change, such an inquiry is hugely important for several reasons. The biggest … Continue reading More gas pipelines may not be the #energy answer→
Energy Slowdown Hits One Town Hard Businesses are slumping in a Pennsylvania community that had boomed from the gas-fracking revolution WAYNESBURG, Pa.—As fracking took off here over the past eight years, so did Gary Bowers’s business supplying everything from Gatorade to replacement valves to crews drilling into natural-gas reserves a mile underground. This year, however, … Continue reading Energy Slowdown Hits One Town Hard→
“LNG Exports: Oasis or Mirage?” Analysis Report from Platts’ Bentek Energy DENVER, Aug. 21, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — All is not as it would seem in terms of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and its touted role of metaphoric savior of the U.S. gas markets, according to the latest analysis just published by Bentek Energy, an analytics … Continue reading “#LNG Exports: Oasis or Mirage?” Analysis Report from Platts’ Bentek Energy→
Texas Sets Record for Gas Power Burn, Still Barely Enough The Electricity Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) on August 10 set a record for electricity demand, topping 69,000 MW twice during the afternoon. The peak came as the Energy Information Administration (EIA) noted that Texas also set a record for gas power burn—natural gas usage … Continue reading #Texas Sets Record for Gas Power Burn, Still Barely Enough→
PJM, Interstate Natural Gas Pipelines Agree to Advance Grid Reliability PJM Interconnection (PJM) – a regional transmission organization (RTO) that coordinates wholesale electricity for 13 states and the District of Columbia – has signed a memorandum of understanding with nine large natural gas pipelines (the PJM Pipelines) that provide fuel for electric power generators in … Continue reading PJM, Interstate Natural Gas Pipelines Agree to Advance Grid Reliability→
Natural Gas, Oil Will Revolutionize Energy Consumption And Electric Energy Generation Into 2040 My current day job involves the inner workings of the electric utility industry in the Midwest region. I work with a number of electric utilities and regional power generating partners. With this knowledge, I have centered my portfolio around natural gas, a … Continue reading Natural Gas, Oil Will Revolutionize Energy Consumption And Electric Energy Generation Into 2040→
Injections of natural gas into storage since April are 20% higher than the five-year average (2010-14), but trail last year’s record-high levels During the first four months of the 2015 natural gas storage injection season, which typically runs from April through the start of November, injections have totaled 1,436 billion cubic feet (Bcf). Injections this … Continue reading Injections of natural gas into storage since April are 20% higher than the five-year average (2010-14)→
Energy companies could learn a lot from the airlines If you’ve studied psychology, and specifically behavioral finance, you might be familiar with the concept of adversity quotient (AQ), which measures how well someone is able to face and cope with, well, adversity. It looks at how we use the tools given to us in order … Continue reading Energy companies could learn a lot from the airlines→
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