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A larger-than-expected 52 Bcf withdrawal erased the winter storage cushion, dropping national gas inventories 0.3% below the historical average going into spring.
The DC Circuit Court upholds FERC's ban on EE resources in PJM capacity auctions, permanently removing gigawatts of 'paper capacity' and shifting focus entirely to active Demand Response.
Natural gas crashed from $7.72/MMBtu in January to $2.83 on Feb 26. Record 360 Bcf withdrawal, then warm weather collapse. Storage 123 Bcf below 5-year average.
US adds record 86 GW new capacity in 2026: 43.4 GW solar, 24.3 GW batteries. Market-by-market analysis of how this reshapes commercial electricity prices.
EIA: Natural gas storage at 2,070 Bcf, down 144 Bcf weekly. Stocks 123 Bcf below 5-year avg. Henry Hub pricing and commercial gas rate analysis.
A 2026 playbook for industrial and manufacturing natural gas procurement. How to execute Block and Index hedges to protect chemical and metals plants.
Analysis of the 2026 Henry Hub natural gas forward curve. Learn why steep contango driven by LNG exports requires commercial buyers to hedge during spring.
Golden Pass LNG begins exports from Sabine Pass, Texas with 18 MTPA capacity. Impact analysis on Henry Hub prices and commercial natural gas procurement.
Analysis of FERC Order 1920 and its impact on commercial electricity rates in 2026. How long-term regional transmission planning increases non-bypassable delivery tariffs.
A targeted energy procurement guide for regional grocery chains and supermarkets in 2026. How to leverage heavy 24/7 commercial refrigeration loads to negotiate massive wholesale electricity discounts.
A dedicated playbook for the Hospitality sector in 2026. How hotel and resort operators can utilize advanced energy procurement, block-and-index hedging, and sub-metering to combat rising utility costs.
A strategic guide for Commercial Real Estate (CRE) portfolios in 2026. How REITs and property managers use meter aggregation to drastically reduce energy rates across deregulated markets.
South Carolina remains a manufacturing powerhouse, but rising capacity costs from Dominion Energy and Duke Energy are impacting industrial power profiles.
Duke Energy Carolinas has filed for a 16.2% commercial and industrial base rate increase. Learn how this impacts NC and SC facilities and manufacturing.
Compare the financial and operational differences between signing a long-term commercial solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) versus procuring standard retail fixed-rate supply in deregulated markets.
Get notified immediately when South Carolina's energy rates spike or basis costs decouple from national benchmarks.
South Carolina operates as a regulated monopoly for electricity. However, commercial operations can sometimes leverage tariffs or aggregate loads. Contact us for consultation.