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Western Price Survey / Archives
- July 3, 2008, Power Prices Higher on Warm Weather, Holiday Weekend
- June 27, 2008, Hot Weather Ignites Power Values
- June 25, 2008, Power Prices Keep Cool So Far; Trial-By-Fire Awaits
- June 20, 2008, Power Prices Rise on Scorching Heat, Natural Gas Demand
- June 13, 2008, Wildfires Trip Transmission Lines; Heat Keeps Power Prices Aloft
- June 6, 2008, Power Prices Slump on Lower Natural Gas, Spring Runoff
- May 30, 2008, Power Prices Down on Cool Weather, High Spring Runoff
- May 23, 2008, Prices Race to Bottom as Northwest Pays Others to Take Hydropower
- May 16, 2008, Heat Wave Cooks Power Prices
- May 9, 2008, California Day Prices Make Slight Gains; Northwest Off-Peak Tumbles
- May 2, 2008, Power Prices Cool Down on Milder Weather, Lower Natural Gas Prices
- April 25, 2008, Electricity Prices Break $100 Mark as California Braces for Heat Blast
- April 18, 2008, Peak Prices Drop as Colder Weather Returns; Nighttime Values Rise
- April 11, 2008, Electricity Prices Pendulum from High to Low, and Back Again
- April 4, 2008, Electricity Prices Have Mixed Response to Demand, Natural Gas, Weather
- March 28, 2008, Power Prices Climb on Souring Economy, Hike in Natural Gas Values
- March 21, 2008, Power Prices Suffer Smackdown in Economic Royal Rumble
- March 14, 2008, Power Prices Ride Slippery Slope
- March 7, 2008, Wicked Witches of Midwest and East Send Western Power Prices Higher
- February 29, 2008, For Western Electricity, Oil-Price Theory May Not Hold Much Water
- February 22, 2008, Oil Prices, Approaching Storms Rattle Western Energy Markets
- February 15, 2008, Power Values Rise on Natural Gas Pressure, Holiday Trading
- February 8, 2008, Power Prices Rise on Storms, Natural Gas and Outages, Then Fall Back
- February 1, 2008, Power Prices Diverge on Weather
- January 25, 2008, Power Prices Ignore Storm and Dip
- January 18, 2008, Power Prices Climb as Colder Weather Begins Another March Across U.S.
- January 11, 2008, As Storms Pass, Off-Peak Prices Ascend
- January 4, 2008, Prices Keep Cool Even as Intense Storms Torment West Coast
- December 21, 2007, Peak Prices Fall in Last-Minute Shopping for Megawatt-Hours
- December 14, 2007, Cold Weather Boosts Prices
- December 7, 2007, Cold Weather Takes Prices Higher
- November 30, 2007, Power Prices Soar, Then Fall With Lower Demand, Natural Gas Values
- November 21, 2007, Electricity Prices Play Chicken as Turkey Day Arrives
- November 16, 2007, Mild Weather, Nuke Returns Drop California Values, But Northwest Rises
- November 9, 2007, Stuffed on Natural Gas Storage, Power Prices Have Couch-Potato Week
- November 2, 2007, Prices Retreat as Wildfires Recede
- October 26, 2007, Wildfires Send Prices High, But Values Calm as Transmission Returns
- October 12, 2007, Traders Relax and Prices Calm, But EIA Forecasts Higher Prices This Winter
- October 5, 2007, Roller-Coaster Week for Power Prices Ends With Gains Across West
- September 21, 2007, Mild Temperatures Lead to Lower Peak Prices, But Off-Peak Rises
- September 14, 2007, With End of Summer Nigh, Peak Power Prices Edge Down Across West
- September 7, 2007, Prices Drop on Lower Demand and Retreating Heat, Then Gain Strength
- August 31, 2007, Grid Emergency Diverted as Heat Drives Daytime Prices Higher
- August 24, 2007, Hasta Luego: Wholesale Prices Fall After Dean Fizzles Over Mexico
- August 17, 2007, High Wholesale Prices Return With Heat, Hurricanes and Bad Mortgages
- August 10, 2007, Laid-Back Prices Head South for Summer Vacation, Then Return
- August 3, 2007, These Ain't Last Summer's Wholesale Energy Prices
- July 27, 2007, Power Prices Taste Spring in July Until Off-Peak Values Spike Friday
- July 20, 2007, Day-Ahead Power Prices Cool Before Rising in Late-Week Heat
- July 13, 2007, Day-Ahead Wholesale Power Prices Chill Out as Heat Fades
- July 6, 2007, Wholesale Prices Take Wild Ride But Cal-ISO Keeps Cool
- June 29, 2007, Power Prices Fall as Weather Cools; Cal-ISO Keeps Eye on Northern Blaze
- June 22, 2007, Wholesale Prices Make Drastic Jump, Then Settle Down Into Weekend
- June 15, 2007, Wholesale Prices Rise and Stay Aloft During First Taste of Summer
- June 8, 2007, Spring in June Sale Gets Under Way for Western Electricity Prices
- June 1, 2007, End of May Brings Nearly Static Nighttime Power Prices in West
- May 25, 2007, Wholesale Prices Take a Break for Memorial Day Weekend
- May 18, 2007, Power Prices Run Mostly Lower Before Jump in Friday Trading
- May 11, 2007, Mini Heat Wave Brings Operations Warning, Drives Up Power Prices
- May 4, 2007, Wholesale Power Prices Take Jump on Friday With Warm Weather Forecast
- April 27, 2007, Wholesale Prices Jump in Friday Trading as Warm Weather Approaches
- April 20, 2007, Smooth Operations, Wet Western Weekend Keep Power Prices in Check
- April 13, 2007, Power Plant, Transmission Outages Push Up Wholesale Electricity Prices
- April 6, 2007, Northwest Power Prices See Volatility During Erratic Trading Week
- March 30, 2007, California Hydro Outlook Grim
- March 23, 2007, Off-Peak Electricity Flirts With Pricing Abyss, Then Picks Up Strength
- March 16, 2007, Spring Fever Sends Wholesale Electricity Prices on Slide
- March 9, 2007, Spot Electricity Prices Regain Strength on Summer-Like Weather
- March 2, 2007, Sun Chases Away Higher Spot Electricity Prices in Western Markets
- February 23, 2007, Wholesale Electricity Values Remain Steady in Tandem With Gas Prices
- February 16, 2007, Spot Prices Rise With Holiday Trading, Falling Temperatures
- February 9, 2007, Wholesale Off-Peak Prices Shoot Up With Weekend Temperature Drop
- February 2, 2007, Cold Witch of the East Takes California Electricity Prices on a Wicked Ride
- January 26, 2007, Wholesale Power Prices at Most Hubs Barely Budge on Mild Demand
- January 19, 2007, Wild Weather Takes Prices on a Ride
- January 12, 2007, Wholesale Electricity Prices Warm Up Despite California's Climate Chill
- January 5, 2007, Power Prices Stay Modest Despite California Storm Impacts
- December 22, 2006, Power Prices Fall as Pacific Northwest Recovers from Winter Storm
- December 15, 2006, Transmission Falls, Power Prices Up as Winter Storm Lashes Northwest
- December 8, 2006, Power Values Fall on Warm Weather, Inch Upward as Storm Gathers
- December 1, 2006, Power Prices Dip in Pacific Northwest, But Hold Ground in California
- November 22, 2006, Off-Peak Power Prices Rise in Northwest
- November 17, 2006, Warm Weather Drives Down Natural Gas, But Power Prices Rise
- November 10, 2006, Power Prices Chill on Autumn Weather
- November 3, 2006, Western Prices Dip on Change in Weather
- October 27, 2006, Electricity Costs Ease Some at Week's End
- October 20, 2006, Up, then Down, Then Back Up Go Fuel Costs; Electricity Prices Follow
- October 13, 2006, Power Costs Urged Upward By Gas
- October 6, 2006, Peak, Off-Peak Power Prices Spurred in Opposite Directions
- September 29, 2006, Fuel Costs Beat Down Power Prices
- September 22, 2006, Slip in Gas Costs and Demand Lead to Lower Prices
- September 15, 2006, Autumn Weather, Low Generation Outages Dampen Power Plays
- September 8, 2006, California Power Demand Dips, Prices Slip
- September 1, 2006, Western Power Prices Move Down on Lower Demand
- August 25, 2006, Power Prices Quiet, Palo Verde Report Tough on APS
- August 18, 2006, Western Power Visits Flatland Before End-of-Week Hike
- August 11, 2006, Northwest Numbers Inflate on Vagaries of Power Market, Weather
- August 4, 2006, Western Weather, Prices Ease Into Weekend
- July 28, 2006, Power Prices Fall as Weather Cools; Cal-ISO Keeps Eye on Northern Blaze
- July 21, 2006, Power Prices Balloon on Hot Weather
- July 14, 2006, California Heat Drives Late-Week Prices Skyward
- July 7, 2006, Western Prices Remain on the Skids
- June 30, 2006, West Coast Power Prices Move Up on Return of Warm Weather
- June 23, 2006, Power Prices Jump with the Weather
- June 16, 2006, Western Power Costs Push Upward on Warming Trend
- June 9, 2006, Average Loads, Ample Hydro Contribute to Lackluster Trading
- June 2, 2006, Temperature Gains Encourage Price Rise
- May 26, 2006, Water and Weekend Weaken Western Power
- May 19, 2006, Western Prices Record Late-Week Slide
- May 12, 2006, One Nuke Up, Another Still Down in Western Region
- May 5, 2006, Peak Prices in the West Keep to the Middle; Northwest Off-Peak Costs Hit the Skids Before Rebounding
- April 28, 2006, Western Power Costs Relax Some on Fuel-Cost Loss
- April 21, 2006, Impact of Palo Verde Outages to Be Felt Later, Say Utilities
- April 14, 2006, Northwest Power Continues Slide, California Prices Remain Strong Heading into Weekend
- April 7, 2006, New Trading Schedule Implemented in the West
- March 31, 2006, Nuke Outages Hit the West; Power Prices React . . . Sort Of
- March 24, 2006, Another Humdrum Trading Week in the Western Region
- March 17, 2006, Mild Movement in Western Prices
- March 10, 2006, Prices Perk Up a Bit at Week's End; Sempra's Nevada Coal Plant May Be DOA
- March 3, 2006, Palo Verde Unit Fix Now Slated for April
- February 24, 2006, Power Values in Late-Winter Funk
- February 17, 2006, Late Arrival of Winter Weather Leaves Prices Unimpressed
- February 10, 2006, Palo Verde Unit to Shut for Repairs; Weakening Gas Saps Power Price Strength
- February 3, 2006, NRC Gives Arizona Commission Overview of Palo Verde Problems
- January 27, 2006, Palo Verde Problems May Push Down Earnings for Plant Owners
- January 20, 2006, Western Power Trading Slips Out of the Week Quietly; Cal-ISO Bid Cap Raised
- January 13, 2006, Western Power Trading Remains Quiet
- January 6, 2006, New Year Starts with Quiet Trading Week
- December 23, 2005, Mild Weather, Holiday Schedule Press on Western Power Prices
- December 16, 2005, Cold Snap Perks Up Northwest Numbers
- December 9, 2005, Power Costs Buffeted by Weather, Rise Up in Response
- December 2, 2005, Winter Weather Storms the West
- November 23, 2005, Cool Turkey: Power Prices Stable
- November 18, 2005, Line Outage, Gas Prices Drive Power
- November 11, 2005, Cal-ISO Contemplates Raising Price Cap in Light of Rising Gas Costs
- November 4, 2005, Power Costs Record Continuing Slide
- October 28, 2005, Western Prices Continue on Gas-Driven Roller Coaster
- October 21, 2005, Power Costs Drop in End-of-Week Trading
- October 14, 2005, Western Prices Buoyed by Palo Verde Outage
- October 7, 2005, What a Difference a Year Makes: Traders Seeing Double Now
- September 30, 2005, Hurricanes, Heat Put Pressure on Prices
- September 23, 2005, Power Prices Caught in the Whirl of 'Cane
- September 16, 2005, Diablo Ramp-Down Edges Up Power Prices
- September 9, 2005, Regulators Hope Re-regulation Plan Headed for the Chopping Block; Power Prices Dip then Recover
- September 2, 2005, Power Prices Swell with Gas Costs; Labor Day Holiday Eases Pressure
- August 26, 2005, DC Line Outage Leads to Large-Scale Curtailments in Southern California
- August 19, 2005, Late-week Sag Hits Western Electricity Prices
- August 12, 2005, Gas Continues to Pressure Power Costs
- August 10, 2005, Summer is Half Over and Disaster Has Yet to Strike
- August 5, 2005, Western Power Nudged Up on Heat Forecast, Gas Costs
- August 3, 2005, Western Power Rises with Gas
- July 29, 2005, Western Prices Ease Downward as Month Closes
- July 22, 2005, Western Power Use Rises; Cal-ISO Calls Stage 2 in Southern California
- July 15, 2005, California Prices Rise, Supply Meets Load. . . For Now
- July 8, 2005, San Diego Gains Access to More Power
- July 1, 2005, Summer Blazes in Southwest Pressuring Transmission Operations
- June 24, 2005, Oil, Heat Push Up Western Power Costs
- June 17, 2005, Western Power Costs Feel Little Pressure from Columbia Outage
- June 15, 2005, Southern California and Arizona Customers Start to Feel Pricing Pressure
- June 10, 2005, Weather Has Cooling Effect on Prices
- June 3, 2005, Off-Peak Prices Spike, Peak Power Deflates and ISO Warns of Storm
- May 27, 2005, Prices Cool as Temperatures Abate
- May 20, 2005, Bargain-Basement Power: Too Cheap to Last
- May 13, 2005, Power Prices Take Seesaw Ride
- May 6, 2005, Power Prices Keep Even Keel
- April 29, 2005, Prices Sink Upon Traders' Return
- April 22, 2005, Little Push or Shove in Western Power Prices
- April 15, 2005, Western Power Costs Remain High, Influenced Little by Drop in Gas Prices
- April 8, 2005, Western Electricity Prices Skittish in the Wake of Oil Price Volatility
- April 1, 2005, Gas Nudges Prices Up in End-of-Week Trading
- March 25, 2005, Western Prices Bolstered by Gas
- March 18, 2005, Summer Supplies Tightening; Water Woes Keep Northwest Prices Strong
- March 11, 2005, Washington Water Worries Lead to Drought Declaration
- March 4, 2005, Western Prices Chase Their Tails
- February 25, 2005, Western Trade Receives Slight Boost from Gas, Weather
- February 18, 2005, Quick Pick-Me-Up Gives Way to Slide in Western Markets
- February 11, 2005, Cal-ISO Names New CEO, Board Chair
- February 4, 2005, Western Prices See No Shadow of Price Rise on the Horizon
- January 28, 2005, Western Prices Remain Calm
- January 21, 2005, Prices Steady but Promise of Cold Weather May Bring Rise
- January 14, 2005, Power Prices Sag in Pre-Holiday Trading
- January 7, 2005, Cool Weather Fails to Heat Up Prices
- December 23, 2004, Holiday Hubbub Holds Back Prices
- December 17, 2004, New Path 15 Line Welcomed; Pacific Intertie Returns to Service
- December 10, 2004, Warmer Weather, Ample Supply Dampen Prices
- December 3, 2004, Prices Dip on Trading for Weekend, Rise for Next-Week Packages
- November 24, 2004, Outages, Possible Fuel-Supply Shortages Spark Concern in San Diego
- November 19, 2004, Power Costs Buoyed, then Sank in Tandem with Gas Prices
- November 12, 2004, Power Prices Settle After Weeklong Slide
- November 5, 2004, Gas Prices Plunge on Rosy Storage Report, Electricity Prices Remain Steady
- October 29, 2004, Gas, Electricity Prices Level Off as Weather Stabilizes
- October 22, 2004, It’s the Price of Gas, Stupid
- October 15, 2004, Late-Week Cooling Trend Weighs Prices Down
- October 8, 2004, Power Costs Affected Little by Outages
- October 1, 2004, Prices Bounce Up on Fuel-Price Jolt
- September 24, 2004, Prices Lag or Linger, Doing Little Else
- September 17, 2004, Prices Fall in Late-Week Trading
- September 10, 2004, New Demand Mark Hit as Prices Sag
- September 3, 2004, Prices Labor to Stay Strong in Pre-Holiday Trading
- August 27, 2004, Late-Week Weather Saves Prices from Waning
- August 20, 2004, Power Prices Enervated
- August 13, 2004, Grid Burden Manageable Despite Heavy Loads
- August 6, 2004, Nuke Shutdown Bolsters Northwest Prices
- July 30, 2004, Cool Weather Deflates Electricity Prices
- July 23, 2004, More Heat, High Peaks to Come
- July 16, 2004, Southwest Nuclear Unit Knocked Out by Lightning Strike
- July 9, 2004, Power Fades on Weekend Weakness
- July 2, 2004, No Fireworks in Laggardly Western Power Market
- June 25, 2004, Lull Continues in Western Electricity Markets
- June 18, 2004, Power, Line Losses Spur Price Run-Up
- June 11, 2004, Wilting Western Prices Get End-of-Week Boost
- June 4, 2004, Gas Costs Send Power Prices Higher
- May 28, 2004, Prices Relax, Start Long Weekend Early
- May 21, 2004, Prices Weaken Going into Weekend
- May 14, 2004, Gas Costs Lead, Power Prices Follow
- May 7, 2004, Emergency in Southern California Bodes Ill for the Summer
- April 30, 2004, Western Power Rides Price Rollercoaster
- April 23, 2004, Warmer Weekend Outlook Nudges Power Prices Upward
- April 16, 2004, Prices Stand Still, Then Show Some Life at End of Week
- April 9, 2004, Gas Prices Continue to Drive Power Prices
- April 2, 2004, Western Prices Swell on Rise in Gas Prices
- March 26, 2004, Lull Lingers Amid Lower Gas Prices
- March 19, 2004, Prices Languish as Heat Lingers
- March 12, 2004, Prices Cool to Heat, Load Curtailment
- March 5, 2004, Prices Continue Downward Slide
- February 27, 2004, Prices Unaffected by Storms, Nuke Outages
- February 20, 2004, Laggardly Market Lulls Prices to Sleep
- February 13, 2004, Electricity Prices Tread Water
- February 6, 2004, Mid-Week Gains Lost with Low Demand
- January 30, 2004, Markets in the West Manage Equilibrium
- January 23, 2004, Prices Nudge Upward at Week's End
- January 16, 2004, Western Packages Parsed Uneventfully
- January 9, 2004, Northwest Cold Snap Snaps
- January 2, 2004, Nature Continues Storming into Northern California
- December 19, 2003, Prices Remain Healthy Heading into Weekend
- December 12, 2003, Gas Rises, Electricity Follows
- December 5, 2003, Healthy System, Normal Weather Keep Spot Power Prices in Line
- November 26, 2003, Market Fills Up on Holiday Packages
- November 21, 2003, Cooler Weather Boosts Northwest Deals
- November 14, 2003, Prices Move Up on Weather-Driven Demand
- November 7, 2003, Weather Elevates Off-Peak Prices
- October 31, 2003, Fires, Flares and the FBI
- October 24, 2003, Prices Steady, Search for Tower-Tipping Suspect Continues
- October 17, 2003, Slim Margins Continue for Western Power
- October 10, 2003, Gas Cost Buffets Power Prices
- October 3, 2003, Demand Remains Flat, Prices Too
- September 26, 2003, Monday, Monday: Can’t Stand that Day
- September 19, 2003, The Scent of Fading Load Hangs in the Air
- September 12, 2003, Prices Move Higher on Expectation of Weekend Heat
- September 5, 2003, Post-Holiday Trading Remains Firmish
- August 29, 2003, Operators Mum on Northwest Outage; Prices Take It in Stride
- August 22, 2003, All Quiet on the Western Front
- August 15, 2003, Market Watchers Focused Eastward
- August 8, 2003, Waiting on the Weather
- August 1, 2003, Cooler Weather a Relief as System Sweats Out Difficulties
- July 25, 2003, Cal-ISO Load Records Stand Despite Mighty Heat
- July 18, 2003, Grid, Power Plants Make It through Heat-Stressed Week
- July 11, 2003, Power Prices Beat the Heat
- July 3, 2003, Few Sparks Fly During Holiday-Shortened Trading Week
- June 27, 2003, Load Tops 40K, System Holds its Own
- June 20, 2003, The Heat-Up/Cool-Down Dance
- June 13, 2003, How Low Can They Go?
- June 6, 2003, Falling Mercury Flattens Prices
- May 30, 2003, Heat Brings a System Emergency
- May 23, 2003, Warming Trend Keeps Grid Panting
- May 16, 2003, Prices Warm to Increased Demand
- May 9, 2003, Power Heads South
- May 2, 2003, Hydro Holds Out for Dramatic Entrance
- April 25, 2003, Dams Douse Western Markets
- April 18, 2003, Spot Trades Follow the Water
- April 11, 2003, Market Takes Notice of Spring Outages
- April 4, 2003, Power on Even Keel
- March 28, 2003, Hydro Carries Spot Market Downstream
- March 21, 2003, Prices Relax as Spring Arrives
- March 14, 2003, Power Fades Amid Light Trading
- March 7, 2003, Prices Trade Mad Dash for Cruise Control
- February 28, 2003, Gas Blitz Electrifies Spot Trades
- February 21, 2003, Power Retains Luster
- February 14, 2003, Prices Untouched by Rain
- February 7, 2003, Dry Cold Makes Power Gold
- January 31, 2003, Hydro Makes its Mark
- January 24, 2003, Trading in a State of Calm
- January 17, 2003, Faulty Forecasts Sink Prices
- January 10, 2003, Market Makes Load a Secondary Concern
- January 3, 2003, Holiday Markets Ho-Ho-Hum
- December 20, 2002, Storms Can't Dampen Market Spirits
- December 13, 2002, Fuel Prices Lead, Spot Market Follows
- December 6, 2002, Market Rises on Sputtering Generation
- November 27, 2002, Short Week Cramps Electric Prices
- November 22, 2002, Prices Knee-Deep in Water
- November 15, 2002, Loads Take Pre-Winter Nap
- November 8, 2002, Rain, Hydro Wash over Market
- November 1, 2002, As Clocks Fall Back, Markets Go Higher
- October 25, 2002, Prices Wax, Freeze, then Wane
- October 18, 2002, Prices Continue to Coast as Loads Decrease
- October 11, 2002, Power Trades Shift with Mercury, Gas Prices
- October 4, 2002, Seasonal Shift Brings Lower Loads
- September 20, 2002, Transmission Blips Do Not Push Prices
- September 13, 2002, Power Holds Value into Weekend
- September 6, 2002, Path 26 Fire Threat Recedes and California Loads Flatten
- August 30, 2002, Summer Not Over, but Market Acts Like It Is
- August 23, 2002, California Rally Killed by DWR Dump
- August 16, 2002, Western Power Markets Soften
- August 9, 2002, Power Markets Shrug Off Minor Heat
- August 2, 2002, Lightning Does Strike Twice
- July 26, 2002, Southwest Not So Hot; Northwest Not So Wet
- July 19, 2002, Oregon Fires Near Transmission Lines More Nuisance Than Market Threat
- July 12, 2002, Heat Storm Brings Record Loads and New Price Caps Until FERC Changed Everything
- July 3, 2002, Manic Monday Gives Way to More Mellow 4th of July for Traders
- June 28, 2002, Fires No Boost to Pre-Holiday Prices
- June 21, 2002, SoCal Fires Recede and NW Prices Deflate
- June 14, 2002, Power Markets Settle Down
- June 7, 2002, No Emergency, but Heat and Fires Singe Edges of System
- May 31, 2002, Hot in the Southwest, Wet in the North
- May 24, 2002, Markets Move into Holiday Mode
- May 17, 2002, Power Markets Turn Retrograde
- May 10, 2002, No Clear Direction Seen in West
- May 3, 2002, Loads and Prices Flatten in West
- April 26, 2002, Prices Bob Up and Down on Hydro Flows
- April 19, 2002, Market Tanks on Hydro Flows
- April 12, 2002, Maintenance Flexes Prices
- April 5, 2002, Wide Swings Seen in Power Pricing
- March 29, 2002, April Looks Less Bullish
- March 22, 2002, Cold Weather and Gas, Not Rumors, Spur Prices Higher into Weekend
- March 15, 2002, Markets Looking Up in Face of Nuclear Cuts
- March 8, 2002, Power Prices Back Down a Bit
- March 1, 2002, SONGS Outage a Blip in Otherwise Calm Market
- February 22, 2002, Prices Confined to Narrow Range
- February 15, 2002, The Rise and Fall of Power Markets
- February 8, 2002, Power Prices Slide into Wet Weekend
- February 1, 2002, Cold Weather Flattens Loads and Prices
- January 25, 2002, Power Market Hangs Loose
- January 18, 2002, Hydro Power Moves to Fore(bay)
- January 11, 2002, Market Sedated by Hydro Ions
- January 4, 2002, Power Begins New Year on Low Note
- December 21, 2001, Traders Wrap Up the Week Early
- December 14, 2001, Power Rally Short-Circuits
- December 7, 2001, Power Markets Center
- November 30, 2001, Western Prices Show No Ill Effects from Enron Debacle
- November 23, 2001, Stuffing Not in Evidence
- November 16, 2001, Bargains Galore at the Energy Store
- November 9, 2001, Midseason Lull Slows Power Market
- November 2, 2001, Prices Go into Hiding, but BPA Comes Out to Play in Daily Market
- October 26, 2001, Traders and Schedulers Return to Find a Very Different Market
- October 19, 2001, Market Bumps Head on Low Clouds
- October 12, 2001, Power Rally Fizzles Despite Three Nuclear Outages
- October 5, 2001, Market Deflates on Cool Breezes
- September 28, 2001, Routines Altered for End of Month Trading
- September 21, 2001, Power Market Continues Slide as Summer Wanes
- September 14, 2001, Power Markets End Week on a Down Note
- September 7, 2001, Little Change Seen in Power Market; New Power Authority Inundated with Offers
- August 31, 2001, Holiday for Traders and Consumers Starts Early
- August 24, 2001, Prices Break Through Psychological Floor
- August 17, 2001, Gas Back in Driver's Seat
- August 10, 2001, Market Reverses Course as Heat Fades
- August 3, 2001, Market Turns 50
- July 27, 2001, Market Rise Meets Resistance
- July 20, 2001, Market in Between
- July 13, 2001, Power Prices Take Downward Escalator
- July 6, 2001, Holiday Breaks Market Momentum; California Averts Outages and Nevada Loses Blackout Bet
- June 29, 2001, Generation Spins Wheels While Waiting for Load
- June 22, 2001, Western Power Market Sails into Summer with FERC at the Helm; DWR Contracts Revealed
- June 15, 2001, Fundamentals Keep Lid on Prices; Next Week It Might Be Price Caps
- June 8, 2001, Market Goes Bottom Fishing
- June 1, 2001, California Averts Stage Three Outages, but Price Mitigation Triggered
- May 25, 2001, Prices Take a Preholiday Bungee Jump
- May 18, 2001, Market Turn-Around May Not Last
- May 11, 2001, Market Enters Emergency Mode Early and Often
- May 4, 2001, Prices Plunge with Warm Weather
- April 27, 2001, Midweek Crisis Eases, but Nuke Outages Loom over Market
- April 20, 2001, Lack of Trading Activity Brings Much Lower Prices Throughout Western Markets
- April 18, 2001, Did PG&E Bankruptcy Drive Prices Higher? Not Likely
- April 6, 2001, Market Settles After Shaky Start; DC Intertie Outage Reduces Flexibility
- March 30, 2001, Markets on the Rebound
- March 23, 2001, Outage Emergency Spurs Prices Higher
- March 16, 2001, Loss of NW Hydro Pushes California Briefly into Stage Two
- March 9, 2001, Power Market Gives Back Last Week's Gains
- March 2, 2001, Prices Spread as Stage Two Briefly Returns
- February 23, 2001, California Market Off Emergency Status
- February 16, 2001, Power Prices Take a Pre-Holiday Excursion
- February 9, 2001, Traders Feel Around in Dark for Price Indicators
- February 2, 2001, Bilateral Prices Move Lower; CDWR Gets Another Cash Infusion and Issues New RFB
- January 31, 2001, Last Days of the California Power Exchange
- January 26, 2001, Stage Three Won't Go Away
- January 19, 2001, Market Loses Pricing Rudder as CalPX Sinks
- January 12, 2001, Emergency Sends Market into Turmoil
- January 5, 2001, California Pays Price for Uncertainty
- December 22, 2000, Cal-ISO Invokes Emergency Authority as Utilities Threaten Economic Cuts
- December 15, 2000, Are These Prices For Real?
- December 8, 2000, Stage Three Declared for First Time Ever
- December 1, 2000, Prices Act Like There's an Emergency
- November 22, 2000, Power Market Set to High Bake
- November 17, 2000, Cal-ISO Beset by Emergencies
- November 10, 2000, Return to Summer?
- November 3, 2000, Prices Turn Sideways
- October 27, 2000, Traders Return to Find Nothing Changed
- October 20, 2000, Listless Market Fails to Find Direction
- October 13, 2000, Lower Loads Push Prices Down
- October 6, 2000, Market Has Nowhere to Go but Down
- September 29, 2000, Palo Verde Switcharoo Raises Floor Under SW Prices
- September 22, 2000, This Must Be Fall
- September 15, 2000, Close Call for Western Grid as Tree Grabs Intertie
- September 8, 2000, More Surprises Await Power Market
- September 1, 2000, Power Market Flatter than a Hamburger
- August 25, 2000, BPA on Losing End of Power Sales
- August 18, 2000, Cal-ISO Feels the Squeeze from High Loads and Unit Outages
- August 11, 2000, CalPX Takes a Late Hop; Fires in Montana Smoke Lines, Divert Colstrip Power
- August 4, 2000, Continued California Emergencies Keep Prices High
- July 28, 2000, Emergencies Subside but More Hot Weather is in the Forecast
- July 21, 2000, Power In, Dollars Out as California Hits Another Emergency
- July 14, 2000, The Difference a Year Makes: Maybe Not So Much for Prices
- July 7, 2000, Power Market Breathes Easier
- June 30, 2000, Spot Market Scratches Out New Records
- June 23, 2000, Spikes Continue to Drive Power Market
- June 16, 2000, Emergency Sparks Spectacular Prices
- June 9, 2000, Power Markets Back Away from the Edge
- June 2, 2000, Spot Prices Flip-Flop
- May 26, 2000, Market Recovers from Emergency, but More Hot Weather Looms
- May 19, 2000, Are May's High Prices a Prelude of a Hot Future?
- May 12, 2000, Market Finally Cools Down but Some Expect Another Rebound Next Week
- May 5, 2000, Return of Nuclear Units Takes Edge off Power Market
- April 28, 2000, West Gets First Taste of Summer
- April 21, 2000, Hydro Spills Bring A Waterfall of Prices
- April 14, 2000, Prices Fall; It Must be Spring
- April 7, 2000, Phantom Constraints Bring Real Price Spikes in Southwest
- March 31, 2000, Market Influenced by Future Concerns
- March 24, 2000, Power Prices Rise While Traders Play
- March 17, 2000, Transmission Constraints Dictate Prices
- March 10, 2000, Different Hubs Dance to Different Price Beat
- March 3, 2000, Power Prices Spread as Traders Await Water Fall
- February 25, 2000, Rains Bring Gentle Erosion to Power Prices
- February 18, 2000, Power Market Closes Shop Early for Holiday
- February 11, 2000, Prices Loll on Mild Weather and Light Market Activity
- February 4, 2000, Traders Puzzled by Power Market Price Inelasticity
- January 28, 2000, CalPX Spike Proves Short-Lived
- January 21, 2000, Western Power Prices Sit Out the Wild Winter Ride Experienced Elsewhere
- January 14, 2000, Palo Verde and Four Corners Return in Time for Weekend
- January 7, 2000, Palo Verde Outage Pumps Life into Western Market
- December 24, 1999, Power Markets Bobsled through Pre-Holiday Week
- December 17, 1999, Prices Ride Short Demand Wave
- December 10, 1999, Continued Quiet on Western Price Fronts
- December 3, 1999, Prices Cruise, Markets Snooze on Post-Holiday Reverie
- November 24, 1999, Power Prices Dive into Holiday Spirit
- November 19, 1999, Falling Power Prices Signal Seasonal Shift
- November 12, 1999, Short Week Brings Lower Prices
- November 5, 1999, Power Prices Go to Extremes
- October 29, 1999, Traders Boggled By High Prices, Mysterious Market Movement
- October 22, 1999, Prices Jump While No One is Looking
- October 15, 1999, Power Markets Reach for the Top
- October 8, 1999, Transmission Work Pokes Holes in Power Market
- October 1, 1999, Late-Bake Market Brings Load Alert
- September 24, 1999, Power Market Struck By Lightning
- September 17, 1999, Where Have All the Traders Gone?
- September 10, 1999, Market Beached by Moderate Loads
- September 3, 1999, Power Prices Sink on Holiday Schedules
- August 27, 1999, Power Buyers Play 'Name Your Price' During Market Emergency
- August 20, 1999, Power Market Loses Steam
- August 13, 1999, Power Prices Tail Off Despite Unit Outages and Transmission Limits
- August 6, 1999, Market Week Fizzles on Lower Loads
- July 30, 1999, Western Power Market Insulated from Midwestern Madness
- July 23, 1999, Laid Back Power Market Eases into Mid-Summer
- July 16, 1999, Power Market Recuperates from Heat
- July 9, 1999,Western Power Prices Converge after a Multi-Tiered Week
- July 2, 1999, Hectic Market Week Ends Early
- June 25, 1999, Power Prices Practice Swan Dive
- June 18, 1999, Prices Dive After Strong Start
- June 11, 1999,Uncertain Power Markets Don't Know Which Way to Turn
- June 4, 1999 Light Loads, Cool Weather Sap Prices
- May 28, 1999, Power Prices Zig, Then Zag in Advance of Holiday Weekend
- May 21, 1999, Where's The Water? Some Worry about Evaporation or Possible Flooding
- May 14, 1999, The Rise and Fall of Power Prices Keeps Traders on Their Toes
- May 7, 1999, Power Market Prices Back Off from 30 Mills/KWh High-Water Mark
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