For the first time in more than a year, regulators from PJM and NYISO joined in person for the MACRUC annual Education Conference.

The Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago hosted a discussion with FERC Chairman Richard Glick on challenges facing the nation's grid.

Relationships between state and federal entities on large-scale infrastructure projects featured prominently at the second day of MACRUC.

A House panel heard testimony on Democratic proposals to address cost allocation problems and increase federal authority over siting of transmission lines.

Clean energy advocates mounted new attacks on the Southeast Energy Exchange Market, saying it would offer a fraction of the benefits of an organized market.

PJM stakeholders narrowly approved an issue charge to examine the RTO’s operating reserve demand curve and transmission constraint penalty factors.

FERC will reconsider whether the 1% de minimis threshold and netting provisions of PJM's DFAX method result in fair transmission cost allocations.

The future of the Independence Energy Connection transmission project is still undecided as Transource Energy appealed the Pennsylvania PUC's decision.

New York regulators opened an investigation into an alleged bribery scheme involving National Grid’s natural gas distribution company facilities.

Transmission owners told FERC that limiting the RTO participation adder would reduce grid investments while ratepayers called the proposal long overdue.