CAISO Curtailments Rise as Prices Fall
California ISO (CAISO) has developed an extensive renewable energy infrastructure, positioning itself not only at the forefront...
Potential Sour Crude Deficit Looming in the Gulf
More than half of Mexico’s heavy sour crude oil exports end up in the U.S., which is key for refining along the Gulf Coast.
Major Chinese Oil Demand Forecasts Could Be Too Bullish
For the last decade, global oil demand growth has been driven by China, but outlooks differ on whether this dynamic will be...
Arizona's Utility Regulatory Environment: Improving or False Dawn?
Arizona's utility regulatory environment has long been seen as one of the hardest in the country for investor-owned utilities to...
Enbridge Gray Oak Expansion Alone Won’t Relieve Future Permian Constraints
Enbridge Gray Oak expansion will relieve bottlenecks in the near term, but the basin will be constrained again by late 2025,...
Despite Warm Start to Winter, Recent Cold Heats Up Gas Premiums
Recent cold-temperature spikes across the U.S. have lifted near-term pricing after an extremely weak December...
Henry Hub and TTF Prices Collapse Following Low Temperatures
Recent drops in temperature on both sides of the Atlantic provided short-lived relief to a lagging storage withdrawal season on...
Louisiana Class VI Well Primacy Bodes Well for CCUS Projects in State and Across U.S.
Louisiana’s recent approval for primacy over Class VI wells may help to accelerate permitting for injecting CO2 underground for...
Pair of NYC’s Few Remaining Peaker Plants Ordered to Delay Retirement Amid Reliability Concerns
New York ISO announced in November that it is ordering a pair of peaker plants in the greater New York City area to delay...
OPEC Or Not OPEC, That Is The Question
Disagreement among OPEC members has introduced concerns on whether Saudi Arabia can continue to rally a market management...
Ripple Effects of Contentious California Water Utility Ratemaking Decisions
The California Public Utilities Commission's recent decisions to disallow full decoupling have threatened to redefine how...
Asset Valuations in Power Plant M&A Transactions
There are two primary types of M&A transactions in the Power & Utilities (P&U) space – corporate deals and asset transactions.
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