The recording from our @FERC Show Cause Webinar (with Alex Klaessig, Jared Necamp and Jacob Grindal) is now available!
Catch up before the Nov 16 §205 filing deadline: halcyon.io/data-subscription…
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Happening today, 10am PT / 1pm ET: @FERC Show Cause Comparison.
How nearly 30 large load reform mechanisms stack up across RTOs/ISOs, which are gaining traction, and what’s next. 30 min + live Q&A with Alex Klaessig, Jared Necamp, and Jacob Grindal.
Save your spot: halcyon.io/ferc-show-cause-w…
We’re in today’s @WSJ story on “phantom” data centers.
The Journal used Halcyon’s analysis of utility filings to show how much terms have changed: since 2024, average minimum contract length for large customers went from ~4.6 years to ~10.8 years.
Read the piece from @Jennifer_Hiller: halcyon.io/newsroom/phantom-…
Keeping up with every @FERC large load Show Cause filing is basically a full-time job.
Lucky for you, it’s Alex Klaessig’s, Jared Necamp’s & Jacob Grindal’s full-time job too. They already tracked them all in Halcyon’s FERC Show Cause Comparison, and they’ll break it down in a 30-min webinar next week. Sign up now to save your spot.
Wed, Oct 14 · 10am PT / 1pm ET
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Introducing Namplate with @NatBullard, a new podcast from Halcyon.
Nat sits down with utility CEOs — and only CEOs, to talk strategy, demand growth, wildfire, infrastructure and AI.
First 3 episodes out now: Pedro Pizarro @edisonintl, @GQenergy @ComEd and Mary Kipp @Puget @PSETalk.
Listen now on @YouTube, @Spotify and @Apple podcasts.
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One week until our FERC Show Cause webinar.
7 markets, nearly 30 reform mechanisms, one side-by-side comparison of how grid operators are answering @FERC on large loads.
30-min webinar + live Q&A, Wed 10/14, 10am PT / 1pm ET.
Register 👉 halcyon.io/ferc-show-cause-w…
On Friday we released v2 of our @FERC Show Cause RTO/ISO Comparison, which tracks how all 7 grid operators are responding on large loads.
Here is what changed in this cycle: NYISO jumped from 1 to 19 mechanisms in development, ISO-NE filled in its design, CAISO shelved permanent flexible service, and PJM proposed one annual study for loads + gen.
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