California Independent System Operator (CAISO)
FERC OK'd the CAISO plan to temporarily alter its market rules in response to natural gas pipeline restrictions stemming from the closure of the Aliso Canyon storage facility.
Iberdrola struck back at a FERC judge’s ruling on their energy crisis supply contract that could subject the company to more than $370 million in penalties.
New generation and a rebound in hydroelectric capacity means healthy operating reserve margins for California this summer.
FERC upheld a decision that prohibits two companies’ generating units from offering energy into the Western EIM at prices above default energy bids.
The prevailing opinion at the Infocast California Energy Summit was that solar is the generation of choice now in the state.
The California PUC's highest priority is reforming its long-term planning process to ensure the state will meet its emission reduction goals.
The expanded western EIM provided California a new outlet for surplus renewables, according to CAISO.
CAISO’s Board of Governors approved an ISO plan to temporarily alter market operations in response to the Aliso Canyon shutdown.
CAISO stakeholders expressed misgivings and confusion about a new issue paper exploring contingency modeling.
A FERC judge ruled that Shell and Iberdrola saddled California consumers with $1.1 billion in excess energy costs at the height of the Western Energy Crisis.
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