A Harvest of Gratitude – Thanksgiving with Brilliant Source Energy

In this post, we’re diving into the Base Residual Auction (BRA) results conducted by PJM on July 17, 2024. These results cover the capacity delivery year from June 1, 2025, to May 31, 2026, and they have led to the highest capacity rate increases in history—an event that necessitates a deep dive into what this means for your business.

As businesses around the world commit to carbon neutrality, it’s essential to explore all available clean energy sources. While wind and solar are popular renewable options, nuclear energy plays a unique and critical role in delivering reliable, emission-free power. Emission-Free Energy Certificates (EFECs) allow businesses to support this consistent energy source, bridging the gap between today’s energy needs and tomorrow’s sustainable future.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) recently released its latest Henry Hub natural gas price forecast, providing crucial insights for procurement professionals and energy decision-makers. According to the EIA, natural gas prices are projected to average $2.70 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) in 2025—a modest adjustment reflecting a stable yet dynamic market environment.

How the recently passed Infrastructure Plan will affect your business The long awaited Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will reward work in every sector including

Tensions over natural gas are heating up between Russia and the European Union. Vladamir Putin is threatening to cut off European supplies unless they pay in Russia’s currency, rubles. As the date for the next payment approaches, the EU is hurrying to find other suppliers to prevent an energy crisis. Now, eyes are turning to the United States to help alleviate some of this pressure.

In 2016, the city of Las Vegas announced that it had reached its goal of powering the city government entirely with renewable energy. This goal was reached with the launch of Boulder Solar 1, a 100-megawatt solar plant located just south of the city. Las Vegas began its renewable energy project in 2008, reducing electricity usage through sustainability programs and installing solar panels on city buildings.