that daily highs can achieve significant values (i.e., in the thousands of USD/MWh) and the lows can be negative (with a consumer being paid to use electricity to maintain grid stability). We treat these data as a set of real-time market price indicators. In our results, we present case studies at fixed price "snapshots" selected based on these indicators to show how FERC policy and price variation influence the viability of the bioeconomy.