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

This month, The Energy Co-op, a Pennsylvania-based retail supplier, will begin offering its members comprehensive energy efficiency audits performed by certified technicians trained by the Energy Coordinating Agency (ECA)

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While utilities have long been viewed as a safe investment, low-cost renewable energy like wind and solar power are quietly transforming the sector, resulting in strong earnings growth and making for an attractive long-term investment.

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The need for power companies to invest in outage management solutions, that can facilitate rapid recovery, even in the face of extreme weather, is taking on new urgency.

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New research shows energy efficiency can help utilities meet peak demand, at a low cost, compared to the capital cost of other resources.

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Global capacity of renewable power is expected to grow by 50% in the next five years, reflecting a surge in new solar energy systems on commercial buildings, industrial sites and homes.

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LNG liquefaction capacity in the world is forecast to increase by 53% from now until 2023. Among regions, North America will host the most new-build capacity from planned and announced projects.