Teach What I Know - Energy & Policy Learning w/ Arushi
Arushi Sharma FrankA single home for writing, research, advocacy, and teaching tools I have developed in my career as a US and global energy markets, systems compliance and design, and regulatory advocacy professional. Add me at www.linkedin.com/in/arushisharmafrank
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NextEra and Dominion: Announced Merger Analysis and Utilities-Gentailer Basics
An unabridged version of our work today to help the utilities and capital provider industry understand the merger proposal better. The morning shift article on this topic, written on May 17, 2026, is here.
This is huge. It is like t...
A Story about Going to "Trader School" and Coming Out Capable of Rejecting Lopsided Strategies
A few days ago, I did a post on what it means to go to “trader school.” It means experience-building in any part of a diversified financial and commodity industry. This is an experiential recommendation, and to understand what that actually...
NextEra and Dominion Merger Means a Very Large Gentailer is Shaping to Serve Load
This piece first appeared yesterday evening as a article post on my X account. If you use the service you can follow @ArushiSF on X. The evening edition, posted hours after this piece, is here.
This weekend, #NEE announced its intent to a...
The Evolution of Corporate Energy Procurement for Technology Loads
Distributed physical solutions are here for data centers, and the past 10 years have been marked by early exuberance and recent sobering.
The energy markets are undergoing a structural pivot. The "sophisticated" power teams at the world’s...
Why the End of the Texas RPS is a Non-Event for the Renewable Market
Texas recently allowed its Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) to sunset, prompting the state to officially repeal the mandatory trading program. For a state that has historically served as a dominant hub for renewable energy, this policy sh...
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