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Naureen Malik

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Energy Reporter at Bloomberg News

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  • 3 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Naureen Malik |Mark Chediak |Brian Sullivan

    New York’s grid operator says that power supplies are stable after briefly issuing a rare energy warning as a blistering heat wave forced residents in the region to crank up their air conditioning. Wholesale electricity prices on Long Island soared above $7,300 a megawatt-hour on Tuesday evening with prices in New York City hitting $2,999. New York’s Central Park reached 99F (37C) Tuesday afternoon, setting a record high for that date.

  • 3 days ago | financialpost.com | Coco Liu |Naureen Malik

    Advertisement 1Utilities have warned extreme heat can lead to power outages, but individuals can make small changes to ease stress on the grid. Article content(Bloomberg) — With temperatures set to exceed 100F this week, electricity grids in New York City and other areas along the US east coast are experiencing stress, triggering a blackout in the city on Monday and emergency alerts elsewhere.

  • 3 days ago | bloomberg.com | Coco Liu |Naureen Malik

    Power lines in Austin, Texas, US. (Bloomberg) -- With temperatures set to exceed 100F this week, electricity grids in New York City and other areas along the US east coast are experiencing stress, triggering a blackout in the city on Monday and emergency alerts elsewhere. It’s a pattern that will likely be more common across the country over the coming months, but experts say there are changes consumers can make to help prevent power outages.

  • 1 week ago | financialpost.com | Naureen Malik |Mark Chediak

    Article content(Bloomberg) — Houston’s electric utility is confident significant grid investments will prevent a repeat of widespread blackouts that occurred last summer following Hurricane Beryl. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentCenterPoint Energy Inc.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Naureen Malik |Mark Chediak

    Downed power lines following Hurricane Beryl in July 2024. (Bloomberg) -- Houston’s electric utility is confident significant grid investments will prevent a repeat of widespread blackouts that occurred last summer following Hurricane Beryl. CenterPoint Energy Inc.

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Naureen S. Malik
Naureen S. Malik @naurtorious
9 Jun 25

RT @NOAA: Just in: U.S. just saw it's 2nd-warmest #spring on record. Find summary and stats + map images from our report at: https://t.co/…

Naureen S. Malik
Naureen S. Malik @naurtorious
4 Jun 25

In the AI Boom, all gas turbines up for grabs w/ Josh Saul https://t.co/4ZNygi1upW

Naureen S. Malik
Naureen S. Malik @naurtorious
13 May 25

NRG’s “Holy Grail” acquisition was built up by little known firm outside the power insisted. Here’s a look at LS Power https://t.co/gfKWDn7ewL