A New York judge vacated the NY PSC February “reset order” that sought to overhaul the businesses practices of retail energy suppliers.

The New York  Public Service Commission (NYPSC) closed the comment period on the cost of the plan’s zero-emission credits for nuclear power plants.

CAISO  provided an explanation of its decision to increase regulation requirements in response to the growing variability on its system.

SPP’s first summer since the Integrated System joined its system last year has resulted in a new record for peak load.

The electric industry has done its part in building opposition to the CFTC proposal to allow private rights of action on energy market transactions.

Texas, which ranks 10th in installed solar capacity among the states boasts two assets that could see it rise in the rankings.

FERC revised its proposed rules for connected entity data collection from market-based rate traders to monitor against market manipulation.

Berkshire Hathaway Energy is contesting FERC’s June decision to revoke the ability of the company’s subsidiaries to sell power at market-based rates.

A parallel effort to create an organized electricity market (RTO) is taking shape in the inland West even as CAISO attempts to expand.

The SPP Markets and Operations Policy Committee refused to take action on AEP and OG&E’s revision request to remove the day-ahead limited must-offer.