Ever wonder why your energy bill spikes during the grid’s busiest moments? Senior Energy Analyst Conor Larkin unpacks coincident peak charges in the June CES Insider -- and how smart load flexibility or storage can cut costs. Check out this month’s Ask an Expert. (1/2)
Maine’s energy world is shifting fast. CMP’s latest filings could mean actual rate decreases this summer -- a rare bright spot. CES' Emmett Burns breaks down what’s changing, why it matters, and the long‑term decisions ahead for grid reliability and affordability. (1/2)
Massachusetts recently took a notable step in reshaping its clean energy trajectory. DOER issued emergency regs easing Clean Peak Standard obligations through 2030. Supporters call it cost relief, critics fear it slows storage investment. (1/3)
A key hearing takes place on July 6.
Meanwhile, markets keep moving: Brent ~$84.61, WTI ~$80.42, gas prices easing, nat gas storage +95 Bcf. NEPOOL 12‑mo strip up nearly 3% to $81.72/MWh.
Policy shifts + market trends = big implications. (2/3)
CES's Spring Seminar is tomorrow!
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Energy markets saw mixed movement across oil, gas, and power this week.
Get the full breakdown in our latest CES Market Summary.
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New York’s FY2027 budget brings a major shift to state climate policy – delaying the 2030 emissions target and setting a new goal of 60% reduction by 2040. The 2050 target stays in place, and DEC will now explore a cap‑and‑invest program. (1/2)
CES's Spring Seminar is just two weeks away.
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Energy markets moved higher this week. Oil, natural gas, and power all posting gains as supply tightens and summer approaches. In New England, forward power prices are trending up, with volatility continuing to shape the outlook. (1/2)
Summer peak days are on the horizon—are you ready?
CES’ Self-Help/Demand Response Program keeps you informed, alerts you to potential peak days, and helps you act with confidence when it matters most. (1/2)
Register today for CES' Spring Virtual Seminar titled “Today’s Northeast Energy Landscape: One Battle After Another,” which will be held on: Wednesday, June 3, from Noon to 1:00 p.m.
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ISO-NE’s latest CELT Report signals rising electricity demand across New England as electrification reshapes when & how energy is used. A potential shift to winter peak demand & growing influence from large loads & behind-the-meter storage add new complexity to the outlook. (1/2)
In New England, one summer peak hour can set your electricity costs for the entire year. Preparation is key.
Our latest CES Insights blog breaks down capacity tag risk, market uncertainty, pricing, & summer outlook.
Read more: “Summer 2026: Why Capacity Tag Management Matters.”