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kristopher

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2. Yes, they are.

Reply to NYC_SKP (Reply #1)

Fri Dec 13, 2013, 12:26 AM

Dec 2013

The got burned pretty badly in the S. Texas nuclear fiasco and I think that led them to re-evalute the nature of tomorrow's market. The OP article gives some references for the post that are well worth reading for those who haven't been following the rather startling change in attitude demonstrated by Crane.

I've never seen utilitydive before, but you're right, it looks like an excellent resource.

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NRG CEO Crane: Power grid will soon be 'last resort' [View all] kristopher Dec 2013 OP

NRG is an interesting company. NYC_SKP Dec 2013 #1

Yes, they are. kristopher Dec 2013 #2