We talk about the weather’s effect on the energy market a lot here at BPE. Here are a few ways weather can influence energy prices: Heating and Cooling Demand Weather conditions directly affect the demand for heating and cooling in residential and commercial buildings. When we see extremely cold or warm temperatures, the demand for
December’s temperature outlook has shifted into a much “warmer than normal” trend for the East Coast and Midwest. Weather has been a considerable influence in the market of late and day to day forecasts have a significant role in market volatility. For more insight on the electric and natural gas markets, feel free to send
Through strategic curtailment, you can significantly reduce your capacity rate and, thus, your entire electricity bill!
Watch our webinar to learn about capacity or electricity demand, the second largest portion of an electricity price.
Discover the building blocks of an electricity bill and how tailored strategies for each component lead to cost avoidance.
How will federal, state, and private sector goals impact the cost of renewable energy and retail energy prices?
How does volatile winter weather impact both the electricity and natural gas markets?
A capacity pass through strategy presents many opportunities including the ability to curtail your demand.
Capacity is a component of an electrical supply price that can be strategically managed down in order to lower its cost.
Our Peak Notification Service helps you develop a curtailment plan & alerts you of incoming peak events to help you save on capacity costs.
