Panelists at GCPA's annual Spring Conference discussed the challenges of revising RTO market design to accommodate many different state energy policies.

SPP General Counsel Paul Suskie laid out the implications of FERC’s reversal of a waiver it had previously issued to the RTO on Tariff Attachment Z2.

Record high natural gas demand and production highlighted FERC’s 2018 State of the Markets report.

FERC ordered PJM and NYISO to revise their tariffs to allow fast-start resources to set clearing prices, saying current rules are not just and reasonable.

A new NYISO study will examine the energy market and reliability implications of a grid being transformed faster by public policy than by market forces.

FERC handed PJM a mixed ruling onrevisions intended to equalize the cost recovery treatment of gas-fired plants with that of other thermal generators.

ERCOT staff warned that forward energy markets indicate high prices this summer, which could lead to unexpected increases in credit obligations.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear challenges to Illinois’ and New York’s nuclear subsidies, leaving standing appellate court rulings.

MISO’s annual report on future trends includes suggestions for market changes that could ease the transition to a still hard-to-pin-down future fleet.

PJM proposed an alternative stakeholder process to implement market rule changes recommended in a special report on the RTO’s role in the GreenHat default.