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Energy refers to the capacity to do work, particularly in the form of electricity, which is generated, transmitted, and consumed within power markets.

ESAI Power helps investors, generation owners, developers, utilities, regulators, and energy buyers understand the micro/macro trends impacting energy prices. ESAI produces 10-year power price forecasts for major price hubs and zones within the three Northeast power markets using security-constrained dispatch modeling.

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Internship: Economic Analysis for Energy and Environmental Markets

Interns will gain experience related to the economics of competitive electricity markets and environmental policy. Interns will assist with quantitative analysis and modeling, as well as preparation of client deliverables to support our publications, consulting work, and internal research initiatives. Interns will be exposed to a wide variety of issues facing competitive electricity markets, including supply and demand fundamentals, market price formation, the economics of long-term investment decisions, integration of renewable energy supply, environmental policy and tradable emission allowances, and the impact of regulatory policies on competitive markets. The intern will also gain experience with industry data sources and economic models used for price forecasting and policy analysis.

PJM Energy Market Outlook | Energy Watch Blog

ESAI Power’s latest Energy Watch PJM market update includes our current 10-year forecast for power and natural gas prices across PJM.  This update is based on ESAI’s fundamental long-term view, along with forward market prices for the initial years. ESAI Power’s latest PJM Energy Watch report includes both our detailed Near-Term and Long-Term outlooks. 

PJM Interconnection Process Update | Generation Asset Monitor Blog

Earlier this month, PJM issued an update on its new process for studying New Service Requests from generators seeking Interconnection Service Agreements (ISAs) or Wholesale Market Participant Agreements (WMPAs). This new process was approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on November 29, 2022, and was implemented to address the significant backlog of generation projects with queue positions awaiting ISAs or WMPAs.