The Markets and Reliability Committee gave final approvals to the following manual revisions at their meeting this past Thursday, May 30, 2013.

By Rich Heidorn Jr. With its market-leading status in demand response, blue chip clients and international expansion plans, EnerNOC Inc. may be a good long-...

PJM will seek stakeholder approval this month for contingency plans to respond to an Internet outage that forces the RTO to suspend the day-ahead market.

Below is a summary of problem statements and manual, Operating Agreement and Tariff changes approved by the PJM Markets and Reliability Committee (MRC).

With its reliance on demand response and heavy concentration in PJM, EnerNOC has seen its fortunes wax and wane based on decisions made by PJM and FERC.

PJM took over management of the East Kentucky Power Cooperative on 6/1/13, adding almost 3,100 MW of generation and 2,800 miles of transmission to the RTO.

PJM's MRC approved a problem statement on 5/30 to develop ways to standardize and improve transparency on the unit-specific review process used in MOPR.

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Two utilities signaled their intent to oppose a “multi-driver” approach for incorporating public policy goals in PJM’s transmission planning process.

NERC urged electric industry planners to begin incorporating the risk of natural gas supply interruptions in their reliability and resource assessments.