The MISO Market Subcommittee met on March 9th and discussed improving emergency pricing and cost recovery for manual redispatch.

Stakeholders are considering 4 of 17 proposals from last year's IMAPP initiative to better incorporate clean energy into ISO-NE's markets.

MISO is considering how to alter its market rules to comply with a FERC order that “softens” the current energy offer cap.

The PJM Market Monitor gave his 2016 State of the Market Report, calling state subsidies for power plants a "threat" to wholesale electric markets.

At the ERCOT Market Summit, a Mexican energy official described the benefits and challenges of energy trading with the U.S. under President Trump.

MISO and PJM staff proposed a solution to the double counting of congestion for pseudo-tied resources, a fix that could apply to those between MISO and SPP.

PJM has received FERC approval to divide $40.8 million from an enforcement settlement with GDF SUEZ among implicated market participants.

ISO-NE’s wholesale electric market totaled $4.1 billion in 2016, down 30% from 2015 thanks to low natural gas prices and mild weather.

Mild temperatures and inexpensive natural gas resulted in a slight load decrease and lower energy prices in MISO in January.

Experts told regulators at NARUC's winter meeting that regulatory inconsistencies have hindered the implementation of PURPA, especially in non-RTO markets.