EPSA and P3’s action concerns the electricity market responsible for procuring reliable power at competitive rates for 65 million customers served by PJM Interconnection.
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Read MoreEPSA Statement on the PJM Interconnection 2023/2024 Base Residual Auction Results
Auction Clearing Prices Are Significantly Lower Following Implementation of the Focused MOPR and Revised Offer Cap FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | June 22, 2022 CONTACT: Todd Snitchler 330.316.7492 | tsnitchler@epsa.org WASHINGTON – The PJM Interconnection released the 2023/2024 results of the Base Residual Auction (BRA), which cleared 144,870.6 MW of unforced capacity, representing a 21.6% reserve margin, […]
Read MoreEPSA Responds to FERC Chair Glick’s Renomination
Today’s announcement comes at a time when access to reliable power at affordable prices has never been more important. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | May 20, 2022 CONTACT: Todd Snitchler 330.316.7492 | tsnitchler@epsa.org WASHINGTON – In response to today’s renomination of Chair Richard Glick to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler issued […]
Read MoreEPSA Statement Regarding NERC Report Assessing Summer 2022 Electric Grid Reliability
Today’s report is further evidence that reliability of the system must be policymakers’ top priority. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | May 18, 2022 CONTACT: Todd Snitchler 330.316.7492 | tsnitchler@epsa.org WASHINGTON – The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), whose mission is to assure the effective and efficient reduction of risks to the reliability and security of […]
Read MoreEPSA Files Opening Brief on FERC “Focused MOPR” to U.S. Court of Appeals Third Circuit
EPSA argues that FERC’s deadlock on the Focused MOPR violated the Administrative Procedures Act, and thus the resulting effectiveness of the new mitigation approach was arbitrary and capricious because of its unreasoned departure from precedent. Moreover, EPSA argues that FERC failed to respect the principles of horizontal federalism by permitting individual states to project their own policy preferences onto other states via the PJM capacity market.
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