Spot prices for electricity surging above $200/MWh. And so it goes. Surrounded by a glut of natural gas and electricity surging above $200/MWh. CAVE dwellers don't want natural gas pipelines.
Tuesday, December 26, 2017
How's That Renewable Energy Working Out In New England? -- December 26, 2017
A reader alerted me to this. I had seen it earlier but I was not going to post it until I saw this story: the day after Christmas, 75% of US sees freezing temperatures, and it's particularly severe in New England, which naturally led to the next question, "how's that renewable energy working out to keep the heat on?"
Spot prices for electricity surging above $200/MWh. And so it goes. Surrounded by a glut of natural gas and electricity surging above $200/MWh. CAVE dwellers don't want natural gas pipelines.
Spot prices for electricity surging above $200/MWh. And so it goes. Surrounded by a glut of natural gas and electricity surging above $200/MWh. CAVE dwellers don't want natural gas pipelines.
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