A quarterly view of the markets, the regulatory landscape, and the practice of running an energy service. Written for operators, not traders.
Procurement cycles set by budget calendars, not market conditions, are the largest preventable cost in the average corporate energy service. Here is what a continuous service looks like instead.
Request the full noteThe first generation of corporate power purchase agreements is approaching its first rebalancing. Six structural choices, made years ago, decide who inherits a good deal.
Request the full noteWhere the markets are open, where they are opening, where they are being re-regulated, and where to be patient. Updated for the 2026 cycle.
Request the full noteAn audit of one hundred recent invoices found a preventable error in more than a third. The categories most often missed, and the controls that catch them.
Request the full noteA written hedging policy is the highest-leverage governance document an energy service can produce. The structure of one that survives staff turnover.
Request the full noteBandwidth, swing tolerances, pass-throughs, capacity reconciliation, force majeure. Five clauses, almost never negotiated, that decide the price you actually pay.
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