North American power markets outlook
North America’s energy transition could be longer, more expensive and more politically contentious than previously predicted
Ryan Sweezey
Director, North America Power & Renewables
Ryan Sweezey
Director, North America Power & Renewables
Ryan focuses on coverage of North America power markets, producing forecasts of power, capacity and REC prices.
Latest articles by Ryan
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Opinion
The global power market outlook: can global power generation keep up with the energy transition?
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Opinion
North American power markets: navigating a trickier path to decarbonisation
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Opinion
The Inflation Reduction Act and its impact so far
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Opinion
The Inflation Reduction Act one year on
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Opinion
The indefinite Inflation Reduction Act: will tax credits for renewables be around for decades?
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Opinion
Can Maryland make net zero work?
Robert Whaley
Director, North America Power
Robert Whaley
Director, North America Power
Latest articles by Robert
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Opinion
North American power markets: navigating a trickier path to decarbonisation
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Opinion
The Inflation Reduction Act one year on
Sam Berman
Director, Power & Renewables
Sam Berman
Director, Power & Renewables
Sam has extensive experience in production cost modelling and energy market analysis.
Latest articles by Sam
View Sam Berman's full profileAs part of its commitment to domestic energy production and clean power, the Inflation Reduction Act will continue to guarantee federal tax credits until at least 2050, in our view. While this brings long term federal support, our latest outlook reveals that the decarbonisation of North America is not going to be plain sailing.
Fill in the form to download an extract of our investment horizon outlook, which examines the future evolution of power markets to 2050, in a decarbonization scenario where interconnection and transmission bottlenecks continue to persist.
Key topics include:
- Natural gas price will continue to drive all power prices, due to increased gas demand for power generation
- Clean generation will continue to grow, but hampered by queue and transmission bottlenecks
- Power, Renewable Energy Credit (REC) and capacity prices all set to increase