Abby and Tim break down the bullish impact of daylight saving time across markets, the return of nuclear units in the East, and look ahead at market developments in SPP and what to expect in New England ahead of Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade. 

Meteorological spring is here, and shoulder season is in full swing across the country. Abby and Tim break down export trends in the West, volatile congestion in Virginia, natural gas futures with the war in Iran, and nuclear outages and returns. 

While Boston shovels out from another snowstorm, Abby and Tim break down developments in offshore wind, nuclear derates, renewable-driven congestion, and changes to the Western markets coming down the line. 

Abby and Tim preview another Northeast snowstorm, examine battery storage behavior in MISO, rainfall in CAISO, RTO West expansion, and assess the impact of the Calvert Cliffs nuclear refueling outage in PJM.

Following springlike temperatures across the West, Abby and Tim discuss rising solar-driven congestion in CAISO, Super Bowl demand impacts, Western Market expansion, LNG deliveries into New England, and declining oil generation as the Northeast thaws.

Ahead of another arctic blast in the Northeast, Tim and Abby break down the landscape following Winter Storm Fern, including oil and gas inventories nationwide, PacifiCorp parallel operations, and record breaking solar generation in ERCOT. 

In a very special episode, Tim and Abby are live from the Grid Status office in Chicago, breaking down Fern and its impacts across the central and eastern United States.

With low temperatures, snow, and ice on the horizon for much of the eastern US, Tim and Abby break down what's on their minds and the signals they're looking out for in the days ahead.