PJM and some stakeholders are at odds over whether access to the transmission grid is a right generators purchase through interconnection upgrades.

MISO says the time is not yet ripe for creating a detailed solar capacity credit process.

Illinois’ nuclear generation subsidies do not interfere with FERC-regulated wholesale power markets, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled.

The Resource Adequacy Subcommittee allowed MISO to use last year’s capacity export limit for Missouri’s Zone 5 after the RTO could not identify the limit.

The Business Issues Committee endorsed changes to NYISO’s unsecured credit scoring model following its first review of the methodology since 2009.

FERC rejected requests for rehearing of its ruling reducing the number of bidding nodes for virtual transactions in PJM, and upheld its rejection of the RTO’s proposal to allocate uplift to UTCs.

Public power representatives reiterated their case against mandatory capacity markets, teaming with renewable advocates for a one-day conference.

The 80 attendees who attended the inaugural Future Power Markets Summit in D.C. heard discussions on grid modernization and decentralization.

ERCOT Market Monitor Beth Garza gave her perspective on how the energy-only market survived the summer of 2018 to the Future Power Markets Summit.

PJM outlined its requirements for accepting the Independent Market Monitor's opportunity cost calculator, a bid to end a dispute that has upset generators.