FERC may be unable to issue a ruling on PJM's capacity market rules before December, further complicating matters for the RTO and market participants.

The MIC endorsed a PJM proposal to make Demand Response performance testing more realistic, resisting calls to stay close to the status quo.

PJM told their MIC that they anticipate submitting to FERC a settlement with its members on Oct. 9 over GreenHat Energy’s massive default.

Interim PJM CEO Susan J. Riley announced a shakeup of the RTO’s State and Member Services Division, the latest change in the wake of the GreenHat default.

PJM has backed off its suggestions that FERC revisit Order 719 and the relationship between RTOs and their Market Monitors.

MISO is proposing to increase collateral requirements in its FTR markets and give itself discretion to ban a participant from joining or re-entering.

PJM must open Form 715 transmission projects to competitive bidding, with regional cost sharing involving high-voltage lines, FERC ordered.

FERC rejected an ALJ’s finding that PJM’s transmission study process is unjust and unreasonable for developers seeking to secure IARRs.

FERC reaffirmed the authority of PJM’s Monitor to file complaints against the RTO over fuel-cost policies, dismissing concerns about conflicts of interest.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost approved a draft petition to repeal the nuclear subsidy program, giving supporters seven weeks to get 265,000 signatures.