North America power and renewables short term outlook March 2017: wind and solar ramp up pressure
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Report summary
Our demand forecast remains mostly unchanged from our previous outlook, with support coming from gas intensive industrial demand along the Gulf Coast. In terms of supply, we add nearly 2 GW of new wind and solar each over the forecast. This new renewable capacity helps to put pressure on both coal and natural gas balances. In the WECC, we have revised up our hydro forecast, further displacing both coal and gas generation in a number of markets across the region.
What's included
This report contains
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Fundamentals
- Potential coal supply shortages still seen for summer 2017
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Generation balances and prices
- Demand
- Supply
- Generation
- Supply
- Generation and Prices
- Scenario Overview
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
Images
- Figure 1: Changes in Eastern power market fundamentals (Relative to February 2017 LTO)
- Figure 2: Relative changes in Eastern markets’ power price metrics (Relative to February 2017 LTO)
- Figure 3: Changes in WECC power market fundamentals (Relative to February 2017 LTO)
- Figure 4: Relative changes in WECC markets’ power price metrics (Relative to February 2017 LTO)
Tables
- Figure 5: North American power generation balances and fuel prices
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