FERC accepted NYISO’s proposed Tariff changes establishing a cost recovery mechanism for transmission projects in the Comprehensive System Planning Process.

FERC approved NYISO’s more stringent testing requirements for generators providing black start and system restoration services.

FERC granted NYISO a waiver of its shortage pricing rules, giving the ISO time to align its Tariff with its market software.

New York energy markets performed competitively in the second quarter, according to the NYISO Market Monitoring Unit’s State of the Market report.

FERC denied NRG Curtailment Solutions’ request for an exemption from NYISO penalties for nonperformance.

New York utilities still need time to develop the analytical tools to understand how to deal with DER and deploy it well in the wholesale markets.

Attendees of the Renewable Energy Conference discussed the challenges of interconnecting the high volume of renewables needed to meet New York's goals.

NYISO’s Power Trends 2017 report shows an electric system of flat peak demand adapting under pressure from both public policy and consumer patterns.

About 200 stakeholders and NYISO officials discussed carbon policy, zero-emission credits, and other issues at IPPNY’s 31st Annual Spring Conference.

NYISO told FERC it is considering a carbon adder as a means to link the state’s zero-emission credits (ZECs) to its wholesale electric market.