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September 13, 2024

Company News

Company Briefs
This week's company briefs include news on DTE, Dominion Power Virginia, Westar, PSO, EFH and other companies.
Bankruptcy Court Approves EFH Emergence from Chapter 11
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware has approved a reorganization plan that will take the Energy Future Holdings competitive businesses out of Chapter 11.
Wildlife Refuge Preps for Trial Against ATC Clear-Cut
Fellow Mortals Wildlife Hospital's dispute with American Transmission Co. (ATC) over its trees will go to trial after a judge this month denied the utility’s motion to dismiss the case.
NIPSCO Considers Closing 4 Coal Units in 7 Years
NIPSCO officials said they are considering the future of some of their coal-powered units - closing the 2-unit Bailly Generating Station, and idling 2 of 4 units at the R.M. Schahfer Generating Station.
Eversource, National Grid Withdraw Requests to Bill for Pipeline
Eversource and National Grid withdrew their requests to bill electric ratepayers for natural gas capacity from the proposed Access Northeast pipeline.
Company Briefs
This week's company briefs include news on WEC Energy Group, JCP&L, LP&L, SWEPCO and others.
Texas PUC Grants ERCOT, SPP More Time to Study LPL Move
The PUCT granted ERCOT and SPP a 5-week extension before reporting back on how they'll study Lubbock Power & Light’s move to ERCOT.
UPDATED: FitzPatrick Sale Filed with New York Regulators
Entergy and Exelon filed a petition with New York regulators Monday seeking approval of Exelon’s purchase of the James A. FitzPatrick nuclear plant.
Berkshire Affiliates Refund $95K After Market-Based Rate Ruling
Berkshire Hathaway Energy affiliates NV Energy and PacifiCorp refunded nearly $95K to customers after FERC revoked their market-based rate authority.
Arkansas Landowners Seek to Stop Plains Eastern Clean Line Project
Two Arkansas landowner groups filed suit to block the 700-mile HVDC Plains & Eastern Clean Line project, questioning the legality of the project’s approval and its right to use eminent domain.

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