
Managing Generation Portfolio Risks: Why One Number Isn’t Enough
Most people in the industry remember Winter Storm Uri’s impact on the ERCOT market in February 2021: Prices stayed at the $9,000/MWh cap for much of the week, compared with a
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Most people in the industry remember Winter Storm Uri’s impact on the ERCOT market in February 2021: Prices stayed at the $9,000/MWh cap for much of the week, compared with a

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