The Biden administration will likely go for moderate change to federal energy policy rather than large packages, NARUC’s ERE Committee heard.

MISO officials, stakeholders and academics discussed the challenges of operating a grid with increasing renewables and uncertainty.

FERC Commissioner Glick promotes cooporation between states, RTOs and FERC in moving toward renewable energy.

Congress’ first act under Joe Biden would likely be “massive” stimulus spending, including clean energy, to address the pandemic-induced recession.

A panel examining FERC’s response to the D.C. Circuit’s Allegheny ruling evolved into an in-depth Q&A with acting General Counsel David Morenoff.

FERC declined to rehear its February order approving a NYISO proposal to apply buyer-side mitigation to energy storage resources.

FERC left MISO transmission owners’ ability to self-fund network upgrades intact over a protest from AWEA and the dissent of Commissioner Richard Glick.

FERC broke with precedent in a decision that will hamstring the ability of hybrid resource developers to optimize the output of projects.

FERC rejected NYISO’s proposal to support policy resources in clearing its capacity market, causing a dissent from Commissioner Richard Glick.

MISO won FERC approval to create an 11th stakeholder sector for hard-to-categorize members despite some misgivings about the equity of the new arrangement.