FERC Should Act as Soon as it Restores Quorum
By Janis Kreilis
FERC, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, held last week a technical conference for several stakeholder groups – independent system operators and regional transmission organizations, state public utility commissions, and industry members – trying to find a solution to a crucial question: how to square the preferences of several states to subsidize nuclear plants for their zero-emissions attributes with the current m
The shale technologies have changed the prospects for natural gas in the country
By Ellis Talton
This past February was the 1 year anniversary of the first liquified natural gas (LNG) shipment from the United States. The dramatic moment was the culmination of a fast and relatively unexpected about-face in the world’s energy industry: the discovery and production of shale gas in the US.
To say there is a surplus of energy data would be an understatement.
The Spry Group is excited by the availability of data in the industry. Today’s energy producers have more resources than ever before to understand the energy we use. Why is this the case? Here’s a data chain to consider:
Government regulatory bodies require utility companies to publish this data.
Businesses collect data and develop performance benchmarks based on data aggregated from multiple sources.
