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November 19, 2024

Energy Market

EPA Delays Power Plant Carbon Rules
The EPA will delay its three proposed carbon emission rules until mid-summer, as it coordinates their release to address new, existing and modified power plants during the same time frame.
PJM’s Offer Cap Proposal Sparks Opposition
PJM’s request to raise the cost-based energy offer cap to $1,800/MWh through March drew a flurry of comments and protests in the days before Christmas.
PJM Seeking RTO Consensus on Offer Cap Increase
PJM is seeking to reach a consensus with neighboring RTOs on a long-term increase in the $1,000 energy offer cap.
FERC Staff Seeks $30 Million Fine in Powhatan Case
FERC issued an Order to Show Cause seeking $29.8 million in fines from the Powhatan Fund, in a case that became the centerpiece of a debate over FERC enforcement policy during Commissioner Norman Bay’s confirmation process earlier this year.
PJM Market Monitor: Bar Generators from Cost Development Rulemaking
PJM IMM Joe Bowring said the RTO should exclude generators from participating in drafting cost development guidelines that determine their compensation.
Transmission Outage, Cold Causes Price Spike on Long Island
Power prices briefly spiked above $1,000/MWh on Long Island Wednesday due to a combination of cold weather and an unplanned transmission outage.
PJM, MISO Reach Agreement on New Interchange Product
PJM and MISO have reached agreement on a new product for interchange transactions similar to the CTS product PJM launched with NYISO.
Connecticut: Power Prices to Rise 63% by 2024
Connecticut policymakers say inadequate natural gas infrastructure will lead to sharply higher electricity prices despite increased energy efficiency.
PJM Board to Seek $1,800 Offer Cap
PJM will seek FERC approval for a controversial proposal to raise the cost-based energy offer cap to $1,800/MWh through March 2015.
Last-Ditch Effort to Break PJM Offer Cap Deadlock Fails
PJM stakeholders deadlocked for the third time Thursday on changes to the $1,000/MWh energy offer cap, leaving it to the Board of Managers to decide whether to seek FERC approval of any changes.

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