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Tom Bausemer2023-12-18 13:35:192024-08-19 08:44:11Top ESAI Power Blog Posts for 2023Tracking the development of contracted offshore wind projects in PJM, ISO-NE & NYISO
Offshore Wind MonitorTM tracks the development of contracted offshore wind projects in PJM, New England and New York. For each project, ESAI tracks development milestones, including state power purchase agreements (PPAs), interconnection, federal permitting, as well as external factors impacting the viability of each project. After assessing these factors, ESAI assigns a probability of completion to each project and projects an online date. The Offshore Wind MonitorTM informs ESAI’s outlook for offshore wind additions in our modeling efforts. This database is issued quarterly.
Several Northeast states have mandates to procure significant quantities of offshore wind capacity. Collectively, across the northeast states, these mandates total more than 36,000 MW. Several states, including New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Maryland have increased their procurement mandates over time and ESAI anticipates that this trend will continue.
Recently, offshore wind developers have cited several factors that may lead to project online dates being delayed, or potentially some projects being cancelled. These challenges include rising costs, interconnection challenges, and legal challenges.
The data in the Offshore Wind Monitor inform ESAI’s outlook of offshore wind additions. This new product will be issued quarterly to Renewables WatchTM subscribers.
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ESAI Power evaluates the renewable energy issues, markets and trends in the PJM, New York, and New England market footprints. Coverage includes solar, onshore and offshore wind, hydroelectric, and storage. For each region, ESAI Power details the regulatory and market factors that impact the supply and demand balance for Class I Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) and projects the supply and demand balance of Class I RECs through 2032. Based on these projections, ESAI Power provides a Class I REC price forecast for the New England and PJM footprints and closely monitors renewable energy supply and demand developments in New York.
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Read our Renewables Watch blog posts as we evaluate the renewable energy issues, markets, and trends in the PJM, New York, and New England market footprints. Coverage includes solar, onshore and offshore wind, hydroelectric, and storage. We share the latest regulatory and market factors that impact the supply and demand balance for Class I Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) and provide the supply and demand balance of Class I RECs through 2030.
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Tom Bausemer2023-02-02 16:10:112024-08-19 15:38:31FERC Approved PJM Queue Reform Proposal | Renewables Watch Blog
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