Energy Insider

The Energy Insider is a free publication from Enerdynamics. We select topics of interest in the energy industry and summarize the pertinent issues in a quick and easy-to-read format.

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2019 editions

Energy Insider: June 28, 2019

• What Does It Mean For the Grid When Battery Costs Fall 85% In One Decade?
• Moratoriums and Efficiency Programs: The State of Natural Gas in New York
• Utilities Must Rethink Capital Investment Strategies as They Face New Energy Economy
• Enerdynamics’ Content Fulfills Growing Need for Employee Onboarding

Energy Insider: March 25, 2019

• Are Non-Wire Alternatives Reducing the Need for Infrastructure Investments?
• The Future of Natural Gas in a Renewable World
• Distributed Energy Resources Provide Multiple Benefits
• Preparing for the Future Utility

2018 editions

Energy Insider: December 20, 2018

• Are Electric Blockchains for Real or Just Hype?
• Now Is the Time for Gas Utilities to Start Talking Decarbonization
• How Will Your Utility Make Money in 2025?
• How to Easily Stock Your LMS with Energy-related Courses

Energy Insider: September 27, 2018

• The Promise of Industry-wide Electrification Moves Forward
• Is Digitalization the Next Hydraulic Fracturing?
• They Got a Smart Meter: What Do Residential Customers Really Want?
• HR Professionals: Get an Overview of the Industry with Free 15-minute Course

Energy Insider: June 19, 2018

• MW vs. MWh: Do You Know Your Electric Units?
• Understanding Natural Gas Units Is Fundamental to Understanding the Industry
• Is a Startup in Bangladesh Building the Future of the Electric Industry?
• Enerdynamics’ Latest Whitepaper Provides All You Need for a Successful Digital Learning Evolution

Energy Insider: March 15, 2018

• Is a U.S. Electric Supply Revolution Underway?
• U.S. Poised to Become a Major Player in World LNG Markets
• Adjusting the Cost-of-service Rate Model: A Win-Win for Utilities and Consumers?
• New Blog 'Energy Training Today' Serves Energy Industry's Learning Professionals

2017 editions

Energy Insider: November 15, 2017

• Will Environmentally Beneficial Electrification Save Electric Utilities From the Death Spiral?
• What Could Change the Future of U.S. Natural Gas Demand?
• Trading Electricity Using Blockchain Technology
• Learn the Electric or Gas Industry in Just One Hour!
   

Energy Insider: July 7, 2017

• The Current Value of Demand Response: It All Depends Where You Look
• Natural Gas Fundamentals in the U.S.: When Will the Market Turn?
• Does Tucson Electric Solar Deal Tell Us Solar Plus Batteries Is Cheaper than Natural Gas Generation?
• eLearning Portal: A New Product from Enerdynamics
   

Energy Insider: April 4, 2017

• New Forms of Demand Side Management Provide Value to Emerging Grid
• Can the Energy Industry Get a Piece of the $1 Trillion Pie?
• Utility of the Future
• Updates Made to Industry Overview Online Courses

2016 editions

Energy Insider: December 28, 2016
 

• Can the Minds Behind Amazon, Virgin, LinkedIn, and Facebook Deliver the Future of Energy?
• Natural Gas as a Renewable Fuel
• The Election Is Over: What's In Store for the Energy Industry Under the Next Administration?
• Wholesale Power Markets: A New Online Course by Enerdynamics
   

Energy Insider: October 7, 2016
 

• Do Northern California and Southern Australia Herald the End of Baseload Generation?
• Surviving the Winter Without Aliso Canyon (and What’s Next When Winter Ends?)
• A New Workforce Will Drive Energy's Future

Energy Insider: July 7, 2016
 

• Are Electric Vehicles (EVs) Poised to Save the Utility?
• Industry Continues to Strengthen Gas Pipeline Safety Regulations
• Will Amazon's Echo Speaker Become Your Home Energy Management System?
   

Energy Insider: April 6, 2016
 

• New York Reforming the Energy Vision: A New Model for the Electric Business Worldwide?
• First U.S. Ship with Exported LNG Sails Into Uncertain Global Market
• Renewables vs. Fossil Fuels and Nuclear: Where Do the Presidential Candidates Stand on Energy?