As we leave October and head into November, we’re seeing both rallies and pullbacks in wholesale natural gas and PJM power prices. That’s because short-term fundamentals—like weather, storage, and daily LNG flows—can shift quickly, while medium- and long-term trends are becoming increasingly forecasted demand driven. We believe understanding the short-term and long-term drivers of power and

Natural Gas: Current Fundamentals &What’s Next Right now, natural gas storage levels remain above the five-year average, and U.S. production has been consistently strong through 2025. These factors have kept wholesale gas prices somewhat tempered in the near-term. However, the fundamentals point toward tightening balance going into winter. LNG exports continue to grow, and pipeline

Above is a brief “think piece” video focusing on your business’s electric and natural gas procurement. Wholesale energy prices are quite a bit higher in 2025 than in 2024. 2026 looks to be a tipping point when power and natural gas demand sprints past available supply. As Ohio businesses do we just accept higher prices,