Members of the Energy Imbalance Market (EIM) saw increased savings and profits with the addition of Puget Sound Energy and APS.

Arizona Public Service (APS) can continue to charge market-based rates in Tucson Electric Power’s balancing authority area, FERC ruled.

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.

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

FERC ruled that Shell and Hafslund can not use the costs associated with illegal trading activity during the Western Energy Crisis to offset their refund.

FERC proposed regulations intended to reduce uplift costs, allocate it more accurately and increase transparency.

The CAISO decision to possibly prioritize reforms to its congestion revenue rights auctions in 2017 has provoked mixed reactions from stakeholders.

MISO may retire its Credit Settlements Working Group because of a lack of substantive work and stakeholder volunteers willing to chair the group.