Buoyed by recent positive developments, American Electric Power CEO Nick Akins had several reasons Thursday to proclaim the company “in better shape than in the first quarter of last year.”

Corporations' decarbonization efforts may be frustrated because of insufficient transmission to move Midwest wind power to load centers.

PJM debated stakeholders over whether existing units should be under the same obligation to provide primary frequency response that FERC ordered for new units.

The Kentucky PSC rejected Kentucky Power's supplemental transmission project to make upgrades at two of its substations, citing FERC's ruling on PJM's stakeholder processes.

American Electric Power’s portion of Duff-Rockport-Coleman project has been placed on hold and will not be modeled in the 2018 RTEP, PJM told the TEAC.

The Texas PUC postponed until March a decision on whether to remove reliability unit commitments from ERCOT’s operating reserve demand curve.

AEP beat Wall Street’s expectations with a positive yearend earnings report, but CEO Nick Akins spent much of a conference call with analysts focused on its Oklahoma subsidiary.

The Texas Public Utility Commission took its first steps in determining how to share federal corporate tax cuts with ratepayers.

The PUC of Texas (PUCT) agreed to “marinate” on an administrative law judge’s order approving AEP Texas’ request to connect a pair of energy storage batteries to ERCOT.

Consolidated Edison won FERC approval to recover its payments to distributed energy resources customers.