The American Wind Energy Association and The Wind Coalition have asked FERC to eliminate SPP’s “exorbitant” exit fee, saying it is a barrier to membership.
Shelly Botkin, the Public Utility Commission of Texas' newest member, has hardly followed a conventional path to becoming a utility regulator.
Attendees of the New England-Canada Business Council’s 26th annual energy conference discussed U.S.-Canada trade and the growth of renewables.
SPP directors, members, staff and other stakeholders took time out from the normal board week activities to honor two retiring directors.
How microgrids should be regulated was a central topic at the third annual conference held by the International District Energy Association.
The role of regulators in adapting to new transmission technology was the topic for the opening general session of the EBA Mid-Year Energy Forum.
A MISO workshop on energy storage as transmission made clear how much the technology is blurring the once clear lines between generation and transmission.
NYISO’s Board of Directors continues to perform due diligence on the AC Public Policy Transmission Project and could issue a decision at its Dec. 6 meeting or early next year.
Edison International’s president said that equipment owned by its Southern California Edison subsidiary was at least one cause of the Thomas Fire.
While MISO expects to have ample resources on hand for what should be a warmer-than-normal winter, it is still preparing for emergencies.