Blog: ERCOT Experiences Record Consumption, Real-Time Prices Reach $9,000 Cap
More typically, real-time prices remain below $30 and only on two other occasions have they reached $9,000.
Blog: Historic Commercial Electric Prices in Texas, Inside and Outside Competition
The experience for commercial customers under the Texas electric deregulation law has been different from the experience for residential customers.
Blog: Giant Wholesale Price Spike Prompts Complaint Against ERCOT
Only once before in the history of the ERCOT power grid have prices hit the $9,000 mark.
Newspaper: Texas Should Act Now to Create Rules for Utility-Scale Batteries
The Dallas Morning News, in a June 19 editorial, urged the PUC to create rules for battery storage.
Blog: Industrial and Commercial Electric Prices, Inside and Outside Competition
Unlike residential customers, commercial and industrial customers during 2017 paid comparatively less under electric deregulation.
ERCOT Market Report: Lower Power Reserves Don’t Mean Unmanageable Risk
A Virginia-based consulting firm, Potomac Economics, serves as ERCOT’s Independent Market Monitor.