CAISO has launched what will be a years-long initiative to develop a program to pay storage resources to absorb excess renewable generation.

At the IPPNY Fall Conference, a GE Power exec argued that companies should focus on making their generators more efficient rather than building new.

A California State Assembly committee advanced a Senate bill requiring publicly owned utilities in the Los Angeles Basin to support DER and energy storage.

A MISO workshop fell short of defining energy storage market rules, but provided stakeholders an opportunity to hash out their thoughts on the technology.

FERC asked for additional comments on the rule it proposed in November that all newly interconnecting generators provide primary frequency response.

MISO stakeholders laid out what they think are the top issues the RTO should tackle in the next year.

Energy storage developers and utilities in New York are working with NYISO to establish dual participation of storage in retail and wholesale markets.

The CAISO Board of Governors approved a set of market rules designed to aid the integration of distributed energy resources and energy storage.

MISO must fully consider the special attributes of energy storage devices before developing new rules, stakeholders said.

The New York PSC approved an indefinite extension for Consolidated Edison’s demand management program in Brooklyn and Queens.