FERC Order 1000 is likely to be upheld by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals based on comments from a three-judge panel during oral arguments last week.
Statistical highlights of the Market Monitor's 2013 State of the Market report.
The PJM 2013 State of the Market was, to quote that noted economist Yogi Berra, mostly “déjà vu all over again.”
PJM members endorsed updates to PJM’s Regional Transmission and Energy Practices in support of the RTO’s new ExSchedule application.
The scheduling tool that would be used to optimize power trading between PJM and NYISO is accurate within $5/MWh more than two-thirds of the time, according to a new analysis provided to members last week.
PJM has finalized rules for establishing dynamic transfers, which allow resources in one balancing authority to be operated as if they were in another BA.
A Department of Energy-funded study concludes that PJM has the best alignment of electric and natural gas infrastructure among U.S. regions on the Eastern Interconnection.
PJM’s plan to implement new demand response rules in time for the May capacity auction are in doubt following a FERC order requiring the RTO to provide more information to support its proposal.
PJM stakeholders reacted warily last week to a proposal that would allow dispatchers to reduce interchange ramp limits to reduce price volatility and uplift. PJM would like to implement the change by summer.
News briefs from the states within the PJM footprint. This week we include Delaware, the District of Columbia, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
