Nuke Energy in the Room
The energy in the room, ha, was infectious.
PUF's Where's Energy
Inflation Frustration
The Consumer Price Index continued to deliver distressing news. March’s CPI was up 8.5 percent year-over-year. The CPI’s component for electric service was up more, 11.1 percent. And the component for natural gas service was up even more, 21.6 percent.
The cause — whether for electric or gas service — is once again the natural gas commodity markets. You could see that clearly in last week’s Producer Price Index.
One Out of Every 79 Dollars
Inflation is here and there and everywhere.
Casey at Bat, on SEC’s Climate Rule
Casey Herman, ESG Leader for PwC, on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission new climate change disclosure rule proposal.
Where's Energy in Your Opinion?
Take our quick survey about the future of the power industry.
Transform Home Heating?
To what extent should we transform how Americans heat their homes?
War and Peace
Residential electric rates rose 9%, while power plant natural gas costs rose 66.4% over the last year.
What is Affordability?
It’s not that easy to know if utility service is affordable.
A Shot of Storage
Are 300 gigawatts of long-duration storage enough to keep the U.S. grid reliably humming while wind and solar-based?
January Producer Price Index data
January’s prices for electric power were up 6.5% for residential customers on average nationally, year-over-year.