On December 1st, Texas's power market experienced notable shifts as increased renewable energy generation led to declines in wholesale power prices, particularly in the day-ahead on-peak settlement at ERCOT's North Hub, which dropped approximately $28.25 per megawatt-hour (MWh). This decrease was largely influenced by forecasts of higher wind and solar power generation, with temperatures also playing a role as Dallas and Houston were expected to see warmer highs but colder lows in the following days.