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July 23, 2024

Ancillary Services

Stakeholders OK Changes on DR, Weather Alerts
Stakeholders endorsed manual changes to implement dispatch rules for demand response and lessons learned from the extreme weather of the last year.
Rule Changes Clarify Synch Reserve Aggregation
PJM Stakeholders endorsed rule changes to clarify that generation owners providing Tier 2 synchronized reserves will be measured in the aggregate when PJM evaluates their performance under a new penalty structure.
Winter 2013-14 by the Numbers
PJM wasn’t the only place the winter 2013-14 made its mark in the record books. MISO, the Southwest Power Pool and NYISO all hit all-time winter peaks during January’s polar vortex, while ISO New England came up just short.
January Cold Almost Off the Charts
January's record-setting cold pushed PJM’s load-weighted LMP to $126.80, more than three times the price in January 2012.
FERC Clarifies Energy Storage Rule
FERC clarified Order 784, its 2013 rule opening the ancillary services markets to more competition from energy storage.
MRC/MC Preview
Our summary of the issues scheduled for votes at the PJM MRC and MC on 02/27/14. Each item is listed by agenda number, description and projected time of discussion, followed by a summary of the issue and links to prior coverage.
MOPR Prevails Against New Jersey, Maryland
FERC was within its rights to approve PJM’s controversial capacity market MOPR rule changes in 2011, a federal appeals court ruled.
MIC OKs Manual Changes Over DR Protests
PJM members endorsed rules describing when economic demand response is eligible for compensation, over the objections of some demand response providers, who said they are unfair.
Protest on Demand Response Compensation
A proposed manual change on compensation for demand response prompted a protest from curtailment service provider Icetec Energy Services.
Federal Briefs
News briefs on the federal agencies that impact those doing business in PJM's footprint. This week, we highlight the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and the Environmental Protection Agency.

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