FERC mostly accepted PJM’s tariff revisions accounting for when the default offer price floor exceeds the market seller offer cap under the expanded MOPR.

NEPOOL’s Markets Committee recommend the Participants Committee support tariff changes that would prevent resources from locking in prices for seven years.

FERC stopped short of ordering RTOs/ISOs to modify market rules to foster hybrid resources, instead directing them to submit reports on existing efforts.

Stakeholders at PJM's MIC meeting challenged the use of the “quick fix process” and endorsed a proposed package addressing PRD credits.

Texas regulators denied complaints by ERCOT market participants and rejected an administrative law judge’s decision on the ISO’s price-correction practices.

Gov. Charlie Baker vetoed a wide-ranging climate bill, saying he needed more time to scrutinize the details of the legislation and recommend changes.

The NYISO Business Issues Committee OK'd meter-related manual revisions and discussed updates to the 2019 CARIS database.

NYISO is proposing to update its buyer-side mitigation processes to keep up with the number of new resources that will potentially be subject to the rules.

A new report explores ways for New England to overcome the growing conflicts between states’ clean energy goals and ISO-NE's wholesale markets.

After Hurricane Laura’s landfall, MISO is questioning whether its value-of-lost load should be used to price energy during extraordinary weather events.