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SPP Working to Respond to FERC’s Quick-Start Directive
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Jan 23, 2018
SPP told members how it will respond to the FERC order that found the RTO was suppressing investment signals by not allowing quick-start resources to set LMPs.
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Energy MarketOther SPP CommitteesSPP/WEIS
Keywordsfast-start resourcesFederal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)RM17-3Southwest Power Pool (SPP)
Tom Kleckner
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