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November 27, 2024

FERC Office of Enforcement

GDF SUEZ to Pay $82M in PJM Market Manipulation Settlement
In a settlement approved by FERC's Office of Enforcement, GDF SUEZ will will pay almost $82 million to PJM to settle market manipulation charges.
Market Manipulation Cases Dominate FERC Enforcement
Market manipulation cases dominated FERC enforcement efforts in fiscal 2016, according to the Office of Enforcement’s 10th annual report.
Judge Orders FERC to Pay Gates Brothers’ Attorney’s Fees in FOIA Dispute
FERC has been ordered to pay attorney’s fees for stonewalling the STS Energy Partners request for documents under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Maxim Power to Pay $8M to Settle Fuel-Switching Case
Maxim Power will pay $8 million to settle a FERC complaint that it manipulated the New England power market in a fuel-switching scheme.
Generators Balk at PJM Proposal on Fuel-Cost Policies
Stakeholders continue to react coolly to PJM's proposed rules for generator fuel-cost policies, saying they are more punitive than incentivizing.
FERC: Market Flaws Irrelevant to Case
The FERC Office of Enforcement said that the presence of flaws in the CAISO market is irrelevant to their market manipulation case against ETRACOM.
EBA 2016 Midwest Chapter Annual Meeting
The Clean Power Plan, FERC Order 1000, enforcement and distributed generation were favorite topics at the Energy Bar Association’s Midwest chapter meeting.
FERC: Spy Software Provides Evidence of UTC Scam
FERC issued a show cause order demanding more than $42 million from Coaltrain Energy.
FERC Launches Probe into MISO Capacity Auction
FERC has begun a non-public investigation over allegations of improprieties in MISO's April capacity auction and will hold a technical conference on the matter Oct. 20.
Late Changes to House Energy Bill Leave Democrats Miffed
A key House committee approved what would be the first comprehensive energy legislation in eight years, but hopes for passage dimmed after amendments favored by the oil and gas industry and reductions in funding eroded bipartisan support.

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