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Monday’s Market Snapshot – July 31, 2023

US Weather: 6-10 DAY AND 8-14 DAY OUTLOOK Energy Demand: ABOUT LAST WEEK’S PEAK DEMAND ALERTS EIA: WEEKLY GAS STORAGE The Natural Gas Market took a bit of a dip on Wednesday, falling from its weeklong high of $2.755 and down more than ten cents to $2.642. This dip was prompted by weather forecasts calling…

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PJM: Today WILL Be A Peak Demand Day!

Based on current PJM load and weather forecasts, an annual peak day between 4 PM and 7 PM EDT could be established this afternoon. According to PJM, demand is forecasted to reach 153,286 MW. This number is among the highest predicted demand loads this year! TPI Efficiency asks you to consider reducing your consumption during…

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PJM Issues Peak Demand Alert For This Afternoon

Today’s Peak Demand window is 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM EST, with demand expected to exceed 141.7 GW. TPI Efficiency asks you to consider reducing your consumption during the forecasted peak timeframe. We will continue to monitor the PJM network for system peaks tomorrow, along with the rest of this week.  If your operations are…

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Potential For Four Peak Demand Days This Week!

Tuesday’s Peak Demand window is 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM EST, with demand expected to exceed 136.4 GW. TPI Efficiency asks you to consider reducing your consumption during the forecasted peak timeframe. We will continue monitoring the PJM network for system peaks tomorrow and the rest of this week.  If your operations are flexible, we would…

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Energy Market Snapshot – July 24, 2023

WEATHER: 6-10 DAY AND 8-14 DAY OUTLOOK Energy: PJM Peak Demand Alerts This Week! The PJM interconnection grid network is projecting that the hot weather later this week will lead to the potential for Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday being three of the five days that will affect capacity costs for next year.   Forecast Peak Usage…

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Energy Market Snapshot: Monday, July 17, 2023

6-10 DAY AND 8-14 DAY WEATHER OUTLOOK Weather News: The oppressive heat in the west brought record temperatures in the southwest and central California. The heat will level off, but higher temperatures still extend from the Canadian border to the Mexican border and will become more widespread. The El Nino to the west of Baja…

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