ESAI Power is a market-research and consulting firm that delivers focused analysis of the wholesale power markets in the Northeast region of the US: PJM, NYISO & ISO-NE.
What’s New
ESAI Power recently launched its inaugural issue of Renewables WatchTM, a quarterly research report series covering the ongoing developments in clean energy and renewable power. Renewables WatchTM brings the same detailed coverage the ESAI Power team has provided for the energy, capacity, and emissions allowance markets to the renewable energy sector.
Please visit our Free Trial Report Request form to request up to (3) three of our comprehensive research product reports. Capacity WatchTM, Northeast Energy WatchTM Monthly & Quarterly, Transmission WatchTM, Renewables WatchTM, Emissions Watch TM, Congestion WatchTM, Next-Week & Bal-Week Report and Natural Gas Fund Watch.
Our forecasts are based on fundamentals. We monitor forward curves and transactional activity. We are always prepared to explain why our fundamental view may be different from forward curve quotes or specific transactional activity in the capacity markets for example. Visit our long-term market forecast page to learn how we can help your business.
Our Offerings
ESAI Power provides research products & consulting services for Northeast power market participants including investors (banks, private-equity, & hedge funds) & developers, generation owners & operators, utilities & retail electricity suppliers, regulators & RTOs, traders, and end-users & buyers.
ESAI Power provides comprehensive research product publications covering all aspects of the Northeast power markets (capacity, energy, transmission, renewable energy, emissions, etc.) on an annual retainer basis which includes direct access to analysts for market updates and on-demand queries.
ESAI Power leverages its ongoing Eastern United States power market research to provide robust custom consulting services to our customers. We help our clients better navigate power market issues in the PJM, NYISO and ISO-New England regions that directly affect company outcomes and operating revenues.
A Sample of Our Publications
Capacity WatchTM provides capacity price forecasts and in-depth analysis of the market and policy issues that impact capacity price outcomes in ISO-New England, NYISO, PJM and California energy regions.
Energy Watch MonthlyTM analyzes market conditions and policy issues that influence zonal energy pricing dynamics over the next 10 years in each of the Northeast power pools plus providing natural gas forecasts and commentary.
Transmission WatchTM provides insights into the regulatory and market issues that can drive or delay transmission investment. ESAI closely tracks project development and construction of transmission infrastructure.
Resources
Download our Solutions for Power Sector Investors & Developers brochure showcasing how investors can leverage ESAI Power’s comprehensive overviews of energy and capacity markets, including forecasts, data, reports and access to senior analysts.
Subscribe to our ESAI Power company newsletter to stay up on the latest news in the power market industry including our short-term and long-term forecasts, the latest research publications, new product introductions, white papers, brochures and blog posts.
Download our Solutions for Owners & Operators brochure showcasing how generation owners & operators can leverage our comprehensive overviews of energy and capacity markets, including forecasts, data, reports, and access to senior analysts.
In our new Northeast Trends in Renewable Energy Whitepaper, ESAI Power examines the interconnection queue in PJM, NYISO & ISO-NE to identify trends in the generation capacity development by fuel type. ESAI analyzed capacity additions to the queue by year & fuel type.
Download our Solutions for Utilities & Retail Electric Suppliers brochure showcasing how utilities and retail providers can leverage ESAI Power’s comprehensive overviews of energy and capacity markets, including forecasts, data, reports and access to senior analysts.
We just released a white paper that details how the installed capacity of solar in the U.S. is catching up to wind. In 2005, wind installations in the U.S. were generating almost 20x GW of solar installations. Read how red hot solar growth has cut into the wind lead over the past decade.