SPP’s 2023 Annual Report is available at https://lnkd.in/g9x7_CDw The annual report discusses the value of transmission, corporate metrics, updates on the RTO expansion, and more. Overall, you’ll see that the relationships with our participating members are the key to SPP’s success as we continue toward an even brighter future.
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The recently published 50 States of Power Decarbonization 2023 annual review and Q4 2023 edition finds that all 50 states, as well as DC and Puerto Rico, took a total of 609 actions during 2023. The report also highlights ten of the top power decarbonization and resource planning trends of 2023. Catch up on all the action at https://lnkd.in/decufdyw
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If you've been following the development of wholesale power markets in the #WECC, take a look at our new whitepaper. We reviewed several design features of EDAM and Markets+ with a focus on their impact for customer benefits. While the two markets have some small differences in their designs, none of them are likely to move the needle dramatically with respect to customer savings. How much customer benefit from these markets will be driven by transmission connectivity and the diversity of load and generation resources in each market footprint. Great collaboration with our team here at The Brattle Group, Oleksandr (Sasha) Kuzura, Johannes Pfeifenberger, and Kai Van Horn. #electricity #renewables #transmission #energytransition #grid
Learn more >> https://bit.ly/3XLxs01 In a new white paper prepared for PacifiCorp, a team of Brattle experts analyze differences in the market designs for the two proposed day-ahead markets in the Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC), the Extended Day-Ahead Market (EDAM) and Markets+. John Tsoukalis Oleksandr (Sasha) Kuzura Johannes Pfeifenberger Dr. Kai Van Horn
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Head of IE & NI - Principal Consultant @ Cornwall Insight | Council Member @ Energy Storage Ireland | Member @ EirGrid/SONI SOEF Advisory Council | Expert in renewables and energy storage
I was delighted to be invited onto RTE’s Morning Ireland radio show this day last week to talk about our latest Q1 2024, SEM Benchmark Power Curve Power Price Predictions, you can listen to the segment at the link below. We have also included a feature article on this in our weekly subscription the Irish Weekly Bulletin released this week. Power price predictions for 2024-25 have been on a downward trend in general, as seen in our previous release of the SEM Benchmark Power Curve in January 2024, which forecast a drop 18% from the three months prior. However, our latest projections indicate the largest fall to date, with a drop of 40% forecast for the time period of April 2024 – March 2025. The mild winter coupled with ample gas stocks in Europe have reduced the need for a gas injection over the summer to meet targets, meaning gas prices continue to fall. However, despite these favourable conditions electricity prices in Ireland are expected to remain above historic averages. This is largely due to the impact of Europe’s increased reliance on Liquified Natural Gas shipments following the sanctions on imports from Russia. In the medium-term, wholesale prices are expected to remain between €90/MWh and €100/MWh following a gradual decreasing trend towards the end of the decade. This sustained fall in prices can be attributed to the build-out of renewable generation which will replace coal-and oil-fired capacity with higher marginal costs.. All things being equal, this reduction in wholesale prices would be expected to trickle down to consumer bills across the island. While the growth in renewables, driven by the 80% of electricity from renewable generation by 2030 target, is expected to deliver a continued reduction in prices until the end of this decade, it is likely that prices will likely increase again as the demand requirement across the island increases in the 2030s. In the medium term at least, electricity prices in Ireland and Northern Ireland do, however, remain exposed to international events and vulnerable to related impacts on international commodity prices. It is therefore crucial that policy makers across the island continue to focus efforts on becoming self-sufficient in terms of electricity generation and incentivise additional renewable capacity, as well as flexible generation such as storage to connect to facilitate the energy transition. You can find a teaser report of our Cornwall Insight Ireland Q1 2024 SEM BPC at the link here: https://lnkd.in/dKFKpc3A
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Last month, Head of Energy Trading & Strategy Latif Faiyaz, took the virtual stage at Power Forecasting Online during Energy Trading Week Don't miss out on the discussion on Europe's power outlook for the year and how these will impact businesses and traders. If you missed this insightful session, don't worry! Catch up on the discussion here👇 🔗https://lnkd.in/egRWkssw #EnergyProcurement | #EnergyTrading | #EnergyManagement | #EnergyStrategy | #EnergyTransition | #EnergyIndustry | #EnergyPrices | #EnergyMarkets
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