PJM stakeholders endorsed manual language that memorializes the Monitor’s role in analyzing competitive transmission proposals, but not before protests.

FERC released the disputed fuel-cost policy at the center of a complaint PJM’s Monitor filed against the RTO for not penalizing a generator.

Record low energy prices persisted for the first nine months of the year in PJM, the Independent Market Monitor said in its State of the Market report.

PJM’s Monitor said the RTO should resume its efforts to close loopholes that allow demand response resources to sell high and buy low in its auctions.

As PJM stakeholders anxiously await FERC’s ruling on expanding the MOPR, a new analysis says the policy could signifigantly increase capacity market prices

FERC reaffirmed the authority of PJM’s Monitor to file complaints against the RTO over fuel-cost policies, dismissing concerns about conflicts of interest.

PJM’s markets remain “under attack” from those concerned about the retirements of unprofitable legacy generators, the Monitor said.

PJM and its Monitor must turn over a trove of documents stemming from allegations of manipulation against now-defunct Coaltrain Energy.

Reduced uplift, plunging energy prices and shrinking net revenues punctuated a competitive first quarter in the PJM energy market.

PJM wants FERC to toss out the Independent Market Monitor’s complaint about its default market seller offer cap.