News briefs on the federal agencies that impact those doing business in PJM's footprint. This week, we highlight the Energy Department, FERC and the NRC.
Gas generators will be able to change their cost schedules to reflect fluctuating fuel prices, under a proposal approved by the PJM OC last week.
FERC staff accused Canadian power producer Maxim Power of misrepresenting the output of its three New England generators and its cost of fuel.
FERC denied Consumers Energy’s request for a waiver from MISO’s must-offer requirement, three weeks after approving a similar request by IPL.
News briefs on companies in the PJM Interconnection this week, including AEP, NRG, Sunoco Pipeline, SMECO and Fishermen's Energy.
ISO-NE released its annual report, highlighting the challenges related to plant retirements, inadequate gas infrastructure and initiatives in transmission planning, renewables and distributed resource integration.
Cooler summer weather took a toll on the third-quarter profits of electric utilities in PJM's footprint.
Republicans threatened to blunt the Obama administration’s proposed carbon emissions rule after taking control of Congress in last week's elections.
William R. Mayben will retire next year after serving seven years on the PJM Board of Managers. Mayben will remain until a successor is named.
PJM should revise its JOA with Duke Energy Progress to reflect the merger between Duke and Progress, according to the Market Monitor.
