David Bradley July 31, 2015 PJM Interconnection has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with nine major gas pipeline companies that serve power generators in its footprint to work together to improve operational planning and address the growing interdependence of the electricity and gas markets. The pipelines — Columbia Gas Transmission, Dominion Cove Point LNG, … Continue reading PJM, Pipelines Join Forces to Improve Electricity-NatGas Operational Planning→
JULY 30, 2015 | 7:09 PM BY JON HURDLE The biggest U.S. electric grid operator and nine interstate natural gas pipelines have agreed to share more information about the supply of, and demand for, natural gas for power generation to improve operational planning and anticipate the growing interdependence of the two industries. PJM Interconnection, which … Continue reading PJM, pipelines agree to share more information about gas supply and demand→
Natural gas touted as the next alternative fuel in San Diego “I’m not proud of it, but I’m a reformed diesel guy,” said Andrew Douglas, senior VP of sales and marketing at Agility Fuel Systems of Santa Ana, California. Douglas was among the dozens of attendees at the L-NGV2015 conference in San Diego last week, … Continue reading Natural gas touted as the next alternative fuel in San Diego→
Should Nuclear Energy Try To Fight The Natural Gas Craze? The nuclear power industry is trying to get ahead of national energy curve — producing a study in advance of the Obama administration’s Clean Power Plan to cut carbon emissions. The sector’s report sets out to quantify the fuel’s current economic and environmental contributions. At … Continue reading Should Nuclear Energy Try To Fight The Natural Gas Craze?→
PJM Forum Reveals Possible Gas/Electric Interoperability Solutions; Underscores Need For More Discussion VALLEY FORGE, Pa., June 18, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Aligning the natural gas infrastructure with the electric transmission infrastructure may be a complex challenge, but it is solvable, according to Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioner Philip Moeller who spoke at PJM’s Grid 2020 Focus on … Continue reading PJM Forum Reveals Possible Gas/Electric Interoperability Solutions; Underscores Need For More Discussion→
Energy CEOs give their outlook for rest of the year CEOs from energy companies gathered Monday in New York for the RBC Global Energy & Power Executive Conference. CNBC ‘s “Power Lunch” host, Brian Sullivan, sat down with some of the top executives to talk about the outlook for the oil and gas industries during … Continue reading #Energy CEOs give their outlook for rest of the year→
From ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’ To ‘It’s The Storage, Stupid’: Have Batteries Come Of Age? Last week Elon Musk introduced his Tesla Powerwall home and business energy storage unit to the public in an event that got less press than the release of a new iPhone. But the story is actually much bigger. Reliable energy storage … Continue reading From ‘Drill, Baby, Drill’ To ‘It’s The Storage, Stupid’: Have Batteries Come Of Age?→
Analysis: Cheap gas sidelines coal on Texas grid Houston, 6 May (Argus) — Low natural gas prices and rising wind production could force older Texas coal-fired power plants into seasonal operation, making it tougher to justify expensive upgrades to comply with looming federal emission standards. Coal-fired plants in the first quarter supplied just 26pc of … Continue reading Analysis: Cheap gas sidelines coal on Texas grid→
Another victim of the price drop: Texas renewable energy When the West Texas wind blows, 96 turbines at the Notrees Windpower farm churn to produce electricity that at full capacity can power up to 46,000 homes. That shows no signs of stopping, even though lately the plant faces dropping electricity prices. The same price drop … Continue reading Another victim of the price drop: Texas renewable energy→
U.S. LNG Export Outlook To China, Impact On Cheniere Energy The biggest market for LNG in Asia is Japan, but China’s aggressive move toward natural gas for power generation is expected to make China the largest source of demand growth for both pipeline gas and LNG. The switch from dirty coal power generation to clean … Continue reading U.S. LNG Export Outlook To China, Impact On Cheniere Energy→
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