NYISO is preparing to revise its capacity market rules so they do not slow the deployment of state-subsidized renewable resources.

FERC affirmed that NYTOs have a federal right of first refusal to build, own and recover the costs of upgrades.

NYISO locational-based marginal prices were down sharply in March compared to February’s average, though they were well above March 2020's average prices.

FERC approved an update of NYISO's capacity market demand curves but the commission rejected the proposed 17-year amortization period.

FERC approved requests by MISO, SPP and PJM to delay their Order 2222 compliance filings by up to nine months.

New York state officials and advisers disagree on the merits of a moratorium on new natural gas infrastructure.

NYISO officials briefed the Management Committee on the ISO's performance during an historic snowstorm in December last year.

The NYISO Market Monitoring Unit discussed its report on the Class Year 2019 buyer-side mitigation evaluations.

FERC accepted NYISO’s co-located storage model to pair batteries with wind or solar at a shared point of injection.

NYISO urged the New York Public Service Commission to “move quickly” in supporting construction of a meshed transmission network to support offshore wind.