With no end in sight to the ongoing impacts of COVID-19, stakeholders in PJM are examining the options going forward to deal with the pandemic.

NYISO and sympathetic intervenors filed comments urging FERC to reject a request that it require the ISO to implement a “clean" MOPR.

ERCOT task forces working on market improvements and integrating storage brought the final results of their work to the TAC.

FERC said MISO does not need a waiver of its Tariff requirements in order to provide Entergy Texas with make-whole payments.

FERC’s proposed policy statement on carbon pricing won wide support, although some expressed doubt that it will spur adoption.

A discussion on diversity in the energy industry, hosted by CREPC-WIRAB, delved into resource adequacy and the potential for a Western RTO.

The NYISO Business Issues Committee approved rule changes regarding transmission congestion contracts and hybrid storage facilities.

Present and former regulators told NARUC they are skeptical that carbon pricing and capacity markets would achieve decarbonization.

New England and Canadian officials discussed transmission planning for offshore wind and natural gas's role in the clean-energy transition.

PJM's Monitor urged the RTO not to rush into making changes to its capacity market before the approved design is given a chance to succeed.