Search
December 22, 2024
Looking to read the full article? Scroll down and login or sign up today!
Page Reload Scroll Position
CAISO Outlines EDAM Access Charge Plan for its Own BA
Mechanism Designed to Compensate TOs for Lost Revenues After EDAM Launch
CAISO is working through the details of how to apply the EDAM access charge to its balancing authority area.
CAISO is working through the details of how to apply the EDAM access charge to its balancing authority area. | © RTO Insider LLC
Oct 7, 2024 | Ayla Burnett
CAISO described to stakeholders how it will apply the Extended Day-Ahead Market transmission revenue recovery mechanism to its own balancing authority area.
EDAMEnergy MarketTransmission Operations
KeywordsCAISO Extended Day-Ahead Market (EDAM)California Independent System Operator (CAISO)EDAM access charge
Ayla Burnett
AES Fined $6M for CAISO Resource Adequacy Violations
More From This Author →

We Recommend

1
Consumer Groups Seek Independent Oversight of Local Tx Planning
Dec 19, 2024FERC & FederalJames Downing
2
Vistra Extends Baldwin Coal Plant Operations as MISO RA Risk Climbs
Dec 18, 2024MISOAmanda Durish Cook
3
MISO Closing in on New LMR Accreditation
Dec 18, 2024MarketsAmanda Durish Cook
4
MISO Assessment Calls for 17 GW in New Resources Annually
Dec 18, 2024MISOAmanda Durish Cook
5
ISO-NE to Work on State-backed RFP for Northern Maine Transmission
Dec 18, 2024ISO-NEJames Downing

Popular Stories

1
$11B Transmission + Generation Plan Canceled in NY
Dec 2, 2024Public PolicyJohn Cropley
2
MISO to Skip 2024 Queue Cycle While it Automates Study Process with Tech Startup
Dec 4, 2024MISOAmanda Durish Cook
3
FERC Seeks Nearly $1B in Penalties from EE Provider in MISO, PJM
Dec 16, 2024Company NewsDevin Leith-Yessian
4
DOE Cuts NIETC List from 10 to 3 High-priority Transmission Corridors
Dec 16, 2024TransmissionK Kaufmann
5
ISO-NE Stakeholders Respond to Potential Long-term Transmission RFP
Dec 4, 2024ISO-NEJon Lamson

Industry Gatherings