The newly established Western Energy Imbalance Market (EIM) governing body kicked off its first meeting last week by electing its leadership.

This week's company briefs include news on Duke, White Pine, Xcel, Tesla, SolarCity, Enbridge, Kinder Morgan and other companies.

A stakeholder group calling for a comprehensive review of the PJM capacity market won support from consumer advocates and state regulators, but industrial consumers and generators were cool to the idea.

CAISO is proposing to amend its Tariff to expand the definition of a “load-serving entity” to include any organization granted authority to serve its own electricity needs.

A summary of issued discussed by the PJM Markets and Reliability Committee on August 25, 2016.

FERC ordered PJM transmission owners to change how they plan supplemental projects and separately OKd a proposal to exempt low-voltage reliability upgrades from competition.

At the MISO Informational Forum, stakeholders were briefed by a special agent from the FBI about cybersecurity threats against the grid.

NYISO  released a “road map” for integrating distributed energy resources (DER) that seeks to build on the grid operator’s existing markets and demand response programs.

ERCOT told its Technical Advisory Committee that it has drafted a revision to its planning guide requiring energy developers to notify the Department of Defense of any projects near military installations.

Fellow Mortals Wildlife Hospital's dispute with American Transmission Co. (ATC) over its trees will go to trial after a judge this month denied the utility’s motion to dismiss the case.