Solar power reduced New England power grid demand by 3% in 2022
The reduction was equal to the amount of energy consumed by about 430,000 homes in one year.
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The reduction was equal to the amount of energy consumed by about 430,000 homes in one year.
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Lower natural gas prices and lower demand led to year-over-year declines in wholesale power prices.
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More than 1,200 resources secured capacity supply obligations, ranging from 1 kW to 1.2 GW and encompassing a variety of fuels and technologies for the 2026-2027 period.
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Preliminary results indicate the clearing price was among the lowest in the auction’s history.
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Prices in the Real-Time Energy Market were down 66% compared to January 2022.
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The auction procures resources to meet the region’s capacity needs in three years.
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The goal is to help inform future decisions in transmission investment as New England transitions toward a clean energy future.
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Elevated natural gas prices throughout the month drove increases in wholesale electricity prices.
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The expected short duration of the cold weather limits the potential for strain on the region’s stored fuel supplies.
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Output from solar installations increased by about a third from 2021 to 2022, rising to 3,607 gigawatt-hours.
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