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April 10, 2026

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NYISO Q3 Prices Fall on Lower Demand, Gas Costs
NYISO third-quarter energy prices fell 16 to 30% versus a year ago due to falling electricity demand and lower natural gas costs according to the ISO’s MMU.
EIM Governing Body Approves ‘Consolidated’ Initiatives
The EIM Governing Body approved a set of market initiatives that represents a narrowed-down version of a package CAISO had proposed.
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Hydro, Jointly Owned Coal Face EIM Challenges
Speakers at a CAISO Regional Issues Forum discussed their approach to effectively integrating hydropower, coal and jointly owned plants into the EIM.
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Market Monitors Bring FTR Complaints to Congress
The Market Monitors for CAISO and PJM told a House subcommittee that their respective financial transmission rights markets are significantly flawed.
Dynegy Auction Proposal Fails to Gain Ill. Lawmaker Support
Dynegy’s most recent bid to develop a specialized capacity market for downstate Illinois has failed to gain traction in the state’s legislature.
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PJM Won’t Commit to Capacity Construct Decision
PJM’s Capacity Construct/Public Policy Senior Task Force reviewed the results of a vote on proposals to re-envision the RTO’s capacity market structure.
October Brings MISO Lower Prices, Wind Record
MISO told stakeholders that they set an all-time wind output record and experienced lower demand and prices during a relatively cool October.
NARUC Panelists See Need to Define, Price Resiliency
Panelists discussing the DOE NOPR on grid resiliency at the NARUC Annual Meeting agreed that energy markets should put a price on what the grid needs.
Generators’ Rehearing Bid on ISO-NE Scarcity Rules Denied
FERC rejected a request by NEPGA that it expand the time frame for relief ordered in a dispute over ISO-NE's peak energy rent adjustment.
ISO-NE Planning Advisory Committee Briefs: Nov. 16, 2017
ISO-NE presented a draft of its Maine Resource Integration Study to the Planning Advisory Committee along with an update on the New England economy.

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