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Geographically and politically, Texas and Germany are on opposite sides of the world, but both believe strongly in competitive energy markets, and both have largely deregulated their power industries. Now both are reconsidering their market designs....

By Paul Homewood http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/energy/11302588/New-gas-plants-to-be-shelved-after-failing-to-win-subsidies.html The Telegraph report on the latest round of the capacity market auction for 2018/19. A raft of proposed...

With renewables providing 30% of Germany’s electriticy demand, the power market needs to adapt. Eric Martinot provides detailed insight into technical and regulatory changes that allowed the German grid to remain highly reliable and gives an outlook...

In her long-awaited ‘policy reset’ speech, Energy Secretary Amber Rudd is expected to explain the cuts and changes being made to green subsidies. Her department’s statements so far this year suggest she’ll say that subsidies for renewables are going...

Originally published on EIA. By Jeffrey Jones and Michael Leff In 2012, coal-fired and nuclear power plants together provided 56% of the electricity generated in the United States. The role of these technologies in the U.S. generation mix has been changing...