In this April 2012 webinar, ICF International experts explored the linkages between the potential California and Quebec cap-and-trade programs and other important considerations related to these regulations.
This April 10, 2012 webinar explored how gas production and demand are responding to the current low gas prices and it examined how future production and demand are likely to change.
In this webinar, ICF International experts explored the difficult decisions facing many owers of coal-fired generation, in light of the final Utility Mercury and Air Toxics Standard (MATS).
In this webinar, ICF International experts presented the historical observed coal-gas switching and the potential for increased gas consumption in the near term.
During this webinar, ICF described several recent developments affecting resource adequacy in the Texas market.
In this webinar, ICF International presented the economics of U.S. liquid natural gas (LNG) exports and how estimates of the economic impacts of LNG exports play a role in policy development, U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) export approval process, and Congressional politics.
In this webinar, ICF experts Steve Fine and Chris MacCracken explored the implications of AB 32 on regulated entities and other participants in the markets.
During this webinar, ICF Senior Vice President John Blaney discussed the newest release of ICF's Integrated Energy Outlook.
Are capacity markets broken? ICF experts explored this issue in conjunction with a number of recent FERC orders in this webinar.
This webinar provides an overview of the changes facing regulated entities in 2012 and discusses some of the key factors for self-monitoring and how companies should prepare for upcoming audits.
ICF's Kevin Petak explored natural gas issues and related topics for a look at the gas market this winter and beyond.
ICF experts Judah Rose and Ken Collison explored the impact of proposed changes in market rules on the risk of wind curtailment in U.S markets and discussed how analytical methods can be used to assess and mitigate the risk of curtailment.
FERC held meetings on Order 1000 on September 12 and 13, and a discussion of those proceedings were included in this webinar. ICF experts Ken Collison, Elliot Roseman, and Robert Henke discussed what FERC Order 1000 could mean for your company.
In this webinar, ICF’s senior staff Steve Fine and Chris MacCracken discussed the Cross State Air Pollution Rule and its potential implication on state and regional allowance prices.
The Q2 Volume of ICF’s 2011 Integrated Energy Outlook is now available. During this webinar, ICF’s John Blaney, one of the Outlook’s authors, discussed ICF’s analysis of natural gas, coal, power, emissions, and renewable energy markets in light of impending regulations of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), coal combustion residuals (ash), and water intake; the slow return of economic growth; and developments in fuel supply and demand dynamics.
In the June 2011 webinar, ICF experts Steve Fine and Jeff Archibald discussed pressing issues facing coal markets since the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published its initial proposed Utility Maximum Available Control Technology (MACT) rule in March.