After a winter hibernation in which Pennsylvania solar net metering developers hunkered down and awaited developments on a number of fronts, spring has yielded some market clarity in how net metering projects will likely be treated moving forward.
Read Full ReportThe Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) released initial results from the Long-Term 2 energy stream window 1 (LT2(e-1) - 1,315 MW of wind and solar resources. Wind power accounted for 400 MW procured, while solar resources accounted for 915 MW – or 30% and 70%, respectively, of total capacity procured.
Read Full ReportThe wholesale market in Ontario – and wholesale markets across the Eastern seaboard – have taken a breather. The average Day-Ahead (DA) dropped to $46/MWh compared to $117/MWh in February.
Read Full ReportOn March 16, 2026, Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey introduced an Executive Order that establishes a target of 10 GW of new energy supply-side and demand-side resources over the next 10 years, alongside as separate goal of 5 GW of energy storage.
Read Full ReportVolatility in prices observed in the end of January continued into the beginning of February with 119 real-time hourly OZP spikes greater than $200/MWh in February. The average hourly day-ahead OZP was $117.49/MWh in February, while the real-time OZP was $115.98/MWh.
Read Full ReportIn late 2025, Ontario passed Bill 40, Protect Ontario by Securing Affordable Energy for Generations Act, 2025 (the Energy for Generations Act).
Read Full ReportThe IESO-Administered Market (IAM) experienced a record-setting month in January in terms of the average wholesale price. The average hourly day-ahead OZP was $132.42/MWh in January, while the real-time OZP was $122.01/MWh.
Read Full ReportThe average Day-Ahead (DA) zonal prices ranged from $82/MWh (West) to $112/MWh (Ottawa) in December, while Real-Time (RT) zonal prices ranged between $63/MWh (West) to $117/MWh (Ottawa).
Read Full ReportBasic service rates for four New England states are set to move higher in 2026 following recent procurements. The rates for seven utilities across the four states will increase by an average of 9% vs. year-ago levels.
Read Full ReportOn November 24, eleven owners of community solar projects in Maine – representing a combined 111 projects totaling 415 MW – filed a federal lawsuit against the State of Maine challenging LD 1777, a law enacted in June.
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