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Being an Energy consultant that travels consistently can be tough. I’ve been doing it off and on since 1997 when I spent a year commuting from Houston to Mexico City.

Happy Presidents Day 2020! 

The U.S. power sector is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Read about the biggest trends to watch for in 2020.

Two retail suppliers have applied at FERC for a series of transactions that will result in two generating assets, currently co-owned by the companies, to each becoming solely owned by one of the respective companies. 

An interesting article, which describes the difficulties that remain for utilities to balance investment in baseload capacity with the increasing demand for renewables.

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The energy markets are consistently being watched by analysts, investors, and economists to evaluate global economic conditions and to identify potential investment opportunities.

Talks of a gas version of OPEC, with the power to control international prices, are underway. Read more here if an OGEC is even possible.

In contrast to states like California and Hawaii, Xcel can take a “measured approach” to rethinking its grid for solar and batteries.

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Continuing our blog series, "Powerful Reading," our team of energy consultants will be sharing some of their favorite books.

2020 will likely bring opportunities for the power and utilities industry to lead the clean energy transition.