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CES Acquires Risk Services Group's Electricity and Natural Gas Procurement Consulting Business

Competitive Energy Services (CES) and Risk Services Group (RSG) are pleased to jointly announce that effective September 8, 2022, CES has acquired...

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Maine Voices: Economists support Pine Tree Power referendum

As Maine economists deeply concerned about our children's future, we write to share our view of Our Power's referendum to create the Pine Tree Power Company, a not-for-profit...

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Farmington, ME Solar Array Announcement


Five liberal arts colleges formed a pioneering collaborative several years ago that will allow them to offset 40,000 megawatt hours per year of their collective electrical needs with electricity created...

 
 

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Natural gas prompt month futures saw a 6.8% increase week-over-week to land at $2.68/MMBtu. This week, we saw natural gas production remain above 100 Bcf/d and decrease slightly to 101.9 Bcf/day, down from 102.2 Bcf/day the week prior. 

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Electricity prices have seen losses over the past week, with the NEPOOL 12-month down 4.2% week-over-week, settling at $64.49/MWh. On Friday, ISO-NE reported that loads peaked at 23,521 MW hour ending 18 on Thursday, September 7th, likely establishing the peak load for the summer. 

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Electricity prices have seen losses over the past week, with the NEPOOL 12-month down 2.3% week-over-week, settling at $64.57/MWh. Day-ahead prices in August have averaged just $28/MWh, compared to $100/MWh in August of 2022. 

 

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