EPSA petitioned the federal appeals court for review of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s failure to act on PJM’s Focused Minimum Offer Price Rule (“Focused MOPR”).
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EPSA Submits Reply Comments on FERC Transmission ANOPR
EPSA submits Reply Comments to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission asking that FERC harmonize some market elements and continue to consider cost impacts when making transmission policy decisions.
Read MoreEPSA Letter to Senate Outlines Concerns With Tax Provisions in Build Back Better Act
While applauding the passsage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Package, in a letter to House and Senate leaders, the Electric Power Supply Association outlines several grave concerns with a proposed corporate AMT provision included in the possible reconciliation bill.
Read MoreEPSA, P3, Calpine, LS Power, Talen Joint Petition for Review of FERC Orders on PJM Market Seller Offer Cap to D.C. Circuit Appeals Court
EPSA and the other parties petitioned the federal appeals court for review of FERC orders on PJM’s Market Seller Offer Cap (MSOC). The petitioners requested rehearing from FERC of its orders, which was deemed denied by operation of law in a November 4 notice. On rehearing, Petitioners raised an array of infirmities with the Commission’s rulings on the MSOC issues.
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EPSA Request for Rehearing in PJM Focused MOPR Proceeding
EPSA requests rehearing with respect to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)’s inaction that allowed PJM’s Focused Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) Filing to take effect by operation of law. The Commission’s failure to reject PJM’s proposed revisions to its MOPR was arbitrary and capricious and contrary to law and must be reversed.
Read MoreEPSA Comments to FERC on Transmission Issues ANOPR
EPSA tells FERC that in considering transmission policy reforms, must ensure that this occurs in an operationally sound manner based on realistic timelines and cost impacts in order to protect the reliability of the system at every point along this transition.
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