Natural gas is sitting near $2.70 and the next 18 months are at 2‑year lows, creating a window to lock in NYMEX+ gas and refine managed index power strategies. In our latest Ampica Energy Market Update, we also unpack PJM’s 2027/28 capacity shortfall, growing reliability risks, and why Demand Response and on-site resilience are moving from “nice-to-have” to “must-have.”
View detailsCleveland, OH — April 17, 2026 — Ampica is pleased to welcome Chris Hensley as Vice President of Sales. With more than 20 years of sales and marketing leadership experience, Chris brings a proven track record of driving revenue growth and market expansion across the Energy Services and Clean Tech sectors. Most recently, Chris served as Vice President of…
View detailsSpring shoulder season is creating a window of opportunity for energy buyers. With NYMEX prices easing into injection season and PJM facing future capacity shortfalls, now is the time to rethink risk, resilience, and procurement strategy.
View detailsThe Market Is Changing — and So Are the OpportunitiesAcross the energy landscape, capacity costs account for a significant share of commercial and industrial energy spend. For organizations, understanding these costs and proactively managing them can be the difference between reacting to market forces and getting ahead of them. Several trends are reshaping the grid —…
View detailsSpring shoulder season is creating a window of opportunity for energy buyers. With NYMEX prices easing into injection season and PJM facing future capacity shortfalls, now is the time to rethink risk, resilience, and procurement strategy.
View detailsOhio’s new energy law, House Bill 15 (HB 15), changes how utilities propose changes to the delivery part of energy bills. Signed by Governor Mike DeWine in May 2025, HB 15 updates the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio’s (PUCO) rate case process and timelines. A rate case occurs when a utility asks PUCO to adjust its distribution rates.…
View detailsEenrgy Market Update: Prices Ease Heading Into Spring Natural gas prices continue their downward trend. The NYMEX settled at $2.96, a full $4.50 lower than February’s close. With an El Niño pattern expected later this summer, markets anticipate continued softness heading into next winter.Looking ahead, January pricing remains above $5.00, but December, February, and March…
View detailsEnergy Market Overview After a brief uptick last week, natural gas prices retreated once again. The April Prompt Month is now trading below $2.90/MMBtu, continuing a soft trend for the next few months. Geopolitical tensions—particularly the conflict in Iran—have had a much greater impact on U.S. oil markets than on natural gas markets. That’s because U.S.…
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