As 2025 comes to a close, TPI Efficiency is wrapping up one of the most transformative years in the company’s history—marked by strategic growth, expanded services, and a renewed focus on helping clients navigate a complex, fast-changing energy landscape. A Major Milestone: Acquiring The Utilities Group This year’s headline achievement was TPI Efficiency’s acquisition of…
View detailsPJM’s 2027/2028 Base Residual Auction (BRA), released Dec. 17, cleared at a record‑high, FERC‑capped price of (333.44$/MW\text{-}day) across the entire PJM footprint, procuring about 134,479 MW of unforced capacity but still falling short of PJM’s stated reliability requirement. What the auction just did Key signals for businesses in PJM What it practically means for you…
View detailsNatural Gas Pricing Trends Unseasonably warm weather is taking its toll on natural gas prices. Since early December, the January prompt-month contract has fallen sharply—from a high of $5.42 on December 5th to $3.91 today. If mild temperatures persist into the new year, prices could dip below $3.50. With demand easing, gas producers have started to scale back…
View detailsNatural gas prices have pulled back after last week’s spike, and the current softness may open up strategic buying opportunities for 2025–2026 if the weather cooperates. Strong production and growing LNG exports are reshaping supply–demand dynamics, which makes an active, managed approach more attractive than traditional fixed-price contracts for larger users. Natural Gas Market Snapshot…
View detailsWe’re proud to celebrate TPI Efficiency’s Director of Sales, Jason Brown, for being recognized by *Crain’s Cleveland Business* as one of Northeast Ohio’s leaders in sustainability! 🌿 Jason’s leadership drives measurable progress for our clients and communities — from advancing clean energy and resource efficiency to delivering large-scale sustainability solutions that help businesses reduce…
View detailsWinter 2025/26 is shaping up as a weak La Niña season that leans “event‑driven” rather than relentlessly brutal, with meaningful implications for both U.S. weather and PJM‑area energy costs. La Niña in a nutshell La Niña occurs when sea‑surface temperatures in the central and eastern tropical Pacific are cooler than usual, which shifts the jet…
View detailsThis Week’s Energy Market Snapshot Natural gas and power markets are entering December on a firm footing, driven by colder-weather forecasts, record production, and growing export demand. While near‑term prices are elevated, there may be strategic opportunities for buyers later in the winter. EIA Natural Gas Storage Report The weekly EIA Natural Gas Storage Outlook…
View detailsNATURAL GAS PRICING Short-term weather has been the main driver of natural gas price movement in recent weeks. As forecasts point to colder conditions by mid-December, prices have climbed, with contracts from early 2026 through the end of 2028 now trading near the upper end of their recent range. At the same time, as December…
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