Natural Gas
A round-up of news from the PJM Operating Committee on July 7, 2015.
State regulators, consumer advocates, generators and the Independent Market Monitor asked FERC to modify its June 9 order largely approving PJM’s Capacity Performance plan.
PJM officials said last week they intend to move up the day-ahead energy market schedule despite a lack of consensus among stakeholders.
Gas producers are “listening loud and clear” to environmental concerns about fracking, James Tramuto, vice president of governmental and regulatory strategies for Southwestern Energy.
Speakers at the PJM Grid 20/20 symposium discussed the challenges of the electric industry’s historic shift to natural gas.
FERC rejected requests by two PJM generators seeking the recovery of “stranded” natural gas costs incurred during the polar vortex last year.
MISO stakeholders will complete voting on June 16 on three options for responding to FERC’s final rule on coordinating gas and electric schedules.
Kinder Morgan has scaled back a natural gas pipeline proposed for New England, but the changes will have little effect on the overall project.
This winter bumped aside last year’s peak load record, but PJM's system experienced a fraction of the stress brought on by the January 2014 polar vortex.
A summary of the issues discussed and measures approved by the PJM Markets and Reliability Committee on May 28, 2015.
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