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October 6, 2024

Reliability

PJM Market Monitor: Faulty Marginal Benefit Factor Harming Regulation
The PJM regulation market is purchasing too much from fast-responding “RegD” resources, negatively affecting regulation and reliability, the IMM said.
RTOs Prepared for Summer Peaks, but Reserve Margins Shrinking
MISO and ISO-NE said they have sufficient resources to meet summer demand but warned that their reserve margins are shrinking due to plant retirements.
Walkemeyer Transmission Projects Wins SPP OK
The SPP Board of Directors approved staff’s recommendation that it authorize construction for a 21-mile 115-kV line from Walkemeyer to North Liberal as part of a reliability solution in southwestern Kansas.
SPP Board of Directors/Members Committee Meeting Briefs
A summary of measures and issues discussed at the SPP Board of Directors/Members Committee meeting on April 28, 2015.
SPP Board Rejects Short-Term Study; Impact on Quick-Start Units Debated
The SPP Board of Directors rejected a recommendation to create a short-term reliability unit commitment study as part of the intra-day RUC process.
FERC: Idled NY Plants Can Lose Interconnection Rights
NYISO can force idled generators to allow use of their interconnections for reliability purposes, FERC ruled last week, saying that such actions do not constitute an unconstitutional “taking” under the Fifth Amendment.
NERC: Industry Needs More Time to Meet Clean Power Plan
The U.S. electric industry will face reliability concerns in four years if the interim goals of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan aren’t relaxed, the North American Electric Reliability Corp. said last week.
PJM
PJM Staff Picks LS Power for Artificial Island Stability Fix; Dominion Loses Out
PJM planners have selected LS Power to build a new 230-kV transmission line from New Jersey’s Artificial Island to Delaware to address stability issues at the nuclear complex.
FERC OKs PJM Request to Delay Capacity Auction
FERC today granted PJM’s request to delay May’s capacity auction, allowing the RTO more time to seek commission approval for its Capacity Performance proposal.
Federal Energy Review Calls for Billions of Dollars in Spending on Infrastructure
The Obama administration’s first Quadrennial Energy Review calls for returning the U.S. to a post-World War II level of investment in infrastructure, spending it says could create 1.5 million jobs while transforming the nation’s electric grid and oil and gas pipelines.

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