The ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee approved several revision requests related to collateral requirements, the ISO's admin fee and shadow pricing.

FERC approved NYISO's proposed locality exchange factor for its capacity market. NYISO's plan protects consumers from rising capacity prices.

MISO officials and stakeholders discussed December's record output for wind power, IT improvements and transmission cost allocation.

The FERC decision dealt with companies implicated in manipulating prices during the initial "Summer Period" of the Western Energy Crisis.

PJM stakeholders agreed to update pseudo-tie rules, move quickly on efforts to reduce uplift and create a new Security & Resiliency Committee.

A coalition of PJM stakeholders narrowly won approval to review the capacity market (RPM) construct, with a focus on state public policy issues.

New York Public Service Commission Chair Audrey Zibelman insisted that New York's Reforming the Energy Vision (REV) will survive her departure.

FERC accepted transmission calculations submitted by Southwestern transmission-owning utilities in support of their requests for market-based rates.

A new, “expedited” CAISO initiative seeks to establish a process for selecting and procuring black start resources.

FERC approved the revised NYISO demand curves but said the ISO must eliminate the assumptions about new peaking plants in the NYCA.