Dominion has abandoned PJM’s capacity market over concerns the minimum offer price rule will undermine its ability to meet Virginia’s renewable targets.

PJM has proposed shifting the burden of determining what resources are subject to the MOPR away from the RTO and the Monitor to FERC itself.

FERC received dozens of comments on the final day for stakeholders to answer questions on the future of PJM’s capacity market.

Stakeholders endorsed PJM’s proposed solution to update the value of capital recovery factors at last week’s MRC meeting.

NYISO is preparing to revise its capacity market rules so they do not slow the deployment of state-subsidized renewable resources.

The NEPOOL Participants Committee continued working groups on “Pathways to the Future Grid” as ISO-NE and stakeholders reviewed decarbonization strategies.

FERC dismissed a complaint by New England generators against Exelon's Mystic cost-of-service agreement.

MISO postponed filing tariff revisions to implement 4 seasonal capacity auctions and impose a more rigorous accreditation process on participating resources.

MISO’s ninth annual capacity auction cleared MISO South zones — two months removed from emergency load shed orders — at just a penny/MW-day.

PJM stakeholders questioned whether proposals addressing compensation for reactive power supply and voltage control service should be delayed.