FERC issued orders  granting rehearing  to allow it more than 30 days to reconsider complaints that PJM’s use of DFAX is inappropriate for two projects.

The Delaware House of Representatives unanimously passed a resolution aimed at blocking a proposed stability fix for Artificial Island.

Con Ed will stop using the “PSEG wheel” next April, following through on a promise it made late last year in a dispute with PJM.

SPP’s Integrated Marketplace continues to show growth and member benefits in its second year of business.

PSE&G sent a letter to the PJM board, defending the cost estimate for its share of the Artificial Island project.

Dominion Resources argued that its proposal has regional benefits and is unlike 98% of Form 715 projects.

PJM solution-based distribution factor (DFAX) cost allocation method is inappropriate in certain cases (like Artificial Island), commentators told FERC.

A summary of orders approved by FERC at its open meeting on Dec. 17, 2015., concerning PATH reimbursement and MISO SSR procedures.

A transmission developer asked PJM to determine if four projects in the PSE&G territory  are still necessary if Con Edison makes good on its threat to terminate the “PSEG wheel” to route power into New York City.

PJM acknowledged that the cost allocation for its Artificial Island stability fix may “appear disproportionate” but said its hands are tied by cost allocation rules.