Demand Response
A round-up of news from the PJM Operating Committee on Nov. 5, 2014.
Company executives say they are confident that DR will continue to grow despite the EPSA ruling that threatens its continued participation in PJM.
PJM officials are developing contingency plans for their 2015 capacity auctions in the wake of last week’s stay of the D.C. Circuit Court's EPSA ruling.
Demand response aggregators told PJM officials that the RTO’s proposed response to a court ruling narrowing federal jurisdiction over DR is overly broad.
Constellation Energy and demand side management specialist Comverge said last week they are combining their demand response businesses for C&I customers.
PJM officials said they are optimistic that demand response will continue its role in capacity and energy markets although only 30% of current DR will be immediately eligible under the RTO’s proposed response to the EPSA decision.
Holding firm on their plans to redefine the capacity market, PJM officials Tuesday offered a revised capacity performance proposal that they said is less punitive and restrictive.
PJM officials said Wednesday they are amending their proposed capacity overhaul in response to dozens of mostly critical stakeholder comments.
Virtually all of the stakeholders who commented on PJM's proposed Capacity Performance product agreed that it goes too far, creates too much risk and is being rushed through the stakeholder process too quickly.
An appellate court rejected requests by FERC, PJM and other parties for an en banc review of a ruling that overturned Order 745, voiding FERC’s jurisdiction over demand response compensation.
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