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March 27, 2026

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FERC OKs LGE, Kentucky Utilities Filing on Regional Cost Recovery
FERC accepted a compliance filing from Louisville Gas & Electric (LG&E) and Kentucky Utilities to hold joint meetings on regional transmission projects.
FERC Declines Rehearing in Decade-Old MISO Pricing Dispute
FERC declined MISO’s request to reconsider a refund order stemming from transmission pricing complaints filed by DTE Energy more than a decade ago.
FERC: Entergy Can Exclude Above-Market PPAs from Bandwidth Calculation
FERC granted Entergy permission to exclude the above-market portion of the price paid for electricity under two PPAs.
FERC OKs Wisconsin Utilities’ Asset Transfer
FERC gave the go-ahead for American Transmission Company (ATC) and Wisconsin Power & Light (WP&L) to swap a combined $830,000 worth of assets.
Louisiana City Allowed RTO Tx Adder
FERC ruled that Alexandria, Louisiana is entitled to collect a MISO-related adder on top of its authorized ROE without having to make a request.
Company Briefs
This week's company briefs include news on Duke Energy, Whole Foods, NRG, SolarCity, ATC, Cleco, PNM, Arch Coal, FirstEnergy, Dominion, and Exelon.
MISO Touts $2.6 Billion in Member Benefits
MISO provided members about $2.6 billion in economic benefits during 2015, according to the RTO’s most recent “value proposition” stud
PJM COO Kormos Leaving; Post Won’t be Filled
Mike Kormos, executive vice president and chief operations officer for PJM, is leaving the RTO on April 15 after 27 years.
Exelon-Pepco Doubtful as DC Officials Reject Alternatives
D.C. officials came out today against Exelon’s revised merger proposal in filings that appear to quash the energy giant’s chances of acquiring Pepco.
Traders Deny FERC Charges; Seek Independent Review
Coaltrain Energy said that it didn’t manipulate the market, that its trading strategy wasn’t deceptive and that it didn’t engage in wash trades.

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