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ISO-NE Opens FCA 9 amid Expectations of High Prices
Feb 3, 2015
ISO-NE opened FCA 9 amid expectations of high prices as the region deals with plant retirements and tight natural gas supplies.
Capacity MarketDemand ResponseEnergy Efficiency
KeywordsFERC Order 745Forward Capacity Auction (FCA)ISO New England (ISO-NE)NRG Energy
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