Polished, client-ready market briefs on a cadence. Forward curves, regulatory updates, demand outlooks, state-by-state rate notes — written for the person sitting across from the customer.
Three formats, one editorial voice. Pick what fits your customer cadence, your sales cycle, and the level of branding you want on the page.
A one-page market brief delivered the first week of each month. Forward curve read, the regulatory items that matter, one or two state spotlights, and a clear "what to do about it." Designed to land in a customer's inbox or sit on top of a meeting agenda.
One-off brief on a topic your book needs. A specific state, a vertical (manufacturing, healthcare, real estate), a regulatory event, a renewal decision. Scoped on the call, delivered inside a week.
Same editorial, your masthead. Briefs delivered as InDesign-quality PDFs with your firm's logo, colors, and signature line. Your customer reads it as your team's work — because it's a piece you stand behind.
A real example — the Illinois natural gas spring brief from May 2026. The actual file is two pages; what's shown here is the front page, in the format your customer would receive it.
Every brief follows the same shape: what's true about the market right now, what's driving it, what the implication is for the customer's decision. Sources cited inline. Nothing filler. A customer can read it in three minutes and feel like they understand the season.
The topic areas we follow continuously so a brief is always available when a customer conversation needs it. Custom briefs can go deeper on any one of these — or anywhere they intersect.
NYMEX natural gas, regional power, basis spreads. Where the curve is, where it's been, what's moving it. Translated into "lock now or wait" in language a customer can use.
State PUC filings, capacity market changes, federal policy shifts. The decisions made in Springfield, Albany, and Austin that change what your customer's bill looks like next year.
LNG export growth, AI and data center load, generation retirements, renewables additions. The structural forces redrawing the supply stack — and what they mean for forward prices.
Deregulated market snapshots — Illinois, Texas, PJM states, the Northeast. Utility delivery rate trajectories, supplier dynamics, the moments worth knowing about in each.
Efficiency program economics, demand response markets, distributed energy resource trends, sustainability mandates. The adjacent revenue lines your customers care about beyond pure supply.
Geopolitical risk, NOAA seasonal outlooks, hurricane-season Gulf production exposure. The variables that show up in a customer's bill three months later — flagged before they do.
Three patterns we see across the partners using the briefs. Most teams settle into one or two — but the format flexes to all three.
The brief lands the day before a client call. The advisor walks in with a point of view instead of a status update. Five minutes in, the customer is asking the kind of question you actually want to be asked — "so what does that mean for our June renewal?"
The hardest customer question — "lock now or wait?" — is no longer answered with gut feel. The brief is the back-up. Forward curve, regulatory backdrop, demand outlook, all on one page. The recommendation lands because it's defensible.
Twelve briefs a year, your logo on every one. The customer reads your firm's perspective monthly, whether or not there's a deal pending. By the time the next RFP comes around, you're not pitching for a slot — you've already earned it.
Three paths in, depending on what your book needs. Pricing is conversation-shaped — based on number of customers, branding, and depth — not a website price list.
Get the monthly brief delivered to your inbox, ready to forward or republish. The simplest way to start — see if the editorial voice fits your book before scaling up.
Have a specific decision your customer is sitting on, or a vertical your book is heavy in? We'll scope and deliver a brief built for it — usually inside a week of the call.
Your firm's identity on every brief. Designed to be the piece of intelligence your customer associates with you, delivered on a cadence that keeps you in the conversation between cycles.
Email us with the kind of customer you serve and the state(s) you're heaviest in. We'll send back the most relevant sample brief from the archive, plus a quick note on how the cadence and co-branding work.