PJM Board Chair Ake Almgren opened the MRC meeting by introducing a redesigned compliance hotline for personnel and stakeholders to report violations.

PJM's meetings had discussions on opportunity costs, collateral requirements, resource adequacy and TOs' controversial plans for reducing critical assets.

PJM dropped its plan to clarify pseudo-tie eligibility after stakeholders argued some of the revisions conflicted with pending litigation.

PJM Board of Managers Chairman Ake Almgren recognized interim CEO Susan Riley for her efforts to lead the RTO during a “challenging” season.

After a one-month delay, the PJM Market Implementation Committee endorsed two packages to update the RTO’s opportunity cost calculator.

PJM told the MIC it will not file waivers for upcoming capacity auction deadlines and will rely on FERC to issue an order on its MOPR.

PJM generators urged fellow stakeholders to support a unified opportunity cost calculator capable of wiping out the compliance risks of the current set-up.

PJM members will vote next month on a proposal to move all MRC and MC meetings to the RTO's Conference and Training Center in Valley Forge, Pa.

A summary of the issues scheduled to be brought to a vote at the PJM Markets and Reliability and Members committees on Feb. 21, 2019.

The MRC endorsed a change to align PJM’s Tariff with manual language on the process for requesting incremental capacity transfer rights calculations.