PJM told the MIC it will not file waivers for upcoming capacity auction deadlines and will rely on FERC to issue an order on its MOPR.

MISO signaled it’s ready to address calls from its Monitor and members to tighten capacity deliverability requirements, but some are concerned about costs.

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

MISO has proposed limiting extended planned outages to fewer than 90 days to qualify for participation in its Planning Resource Auction.

ISO-NE’s controversial proposal to compensate resources for maintaining inventoried energy during the winter became effective because of inaction by FERC.

NYISO approved manual changes to accommodate a new penalty scheme to improve the ISO’s ability to call on external capacity resources.

Exelon officials told investors that Illinois’ transition toward 100% carbon-free power can’t succeed without PJM market reforms.

The New England Power Pool Markets Committee continued to discuss impact assessments of ISO-NE’s proposed energy security improvements.

The NEPOOL Participants Committee approved changes to the requirements for submitting external transactions for capacity imports.

FERC halted PJM’s plan to run its capacity auction next month hours after the MRC reaffirmed the RTO’s decision to move forward as planned.