EPSA
EPSA moves to participate as an intervenor supporting FERC in the appeal before the DC Circuit of the Commission’s March 2018 order approving the Capacity Auctions with Sponsored Policy Resources (CASPR) design in ISO New England. That order remains pending on rehearing at FERC; a coalition of renewable organizations have petitioned the court to review the March 2018 order.
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United States of America Before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Docket Nos. ER10-2051-010 et al. Motion to Intervene Out-of-Time, Motion for Leave to Answer, and Answer of the PJM Power Providers Group and the Electric Power Supply Association P3/EPSA move to intervene out-of-time and answer multiple Limited Protests filed by the PJM IMM in the […]
Read MoreUnited States of America Before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission PJM Interconnection, L.L.C. } Docket Nos. EL19-58-003 Comments of the Electric Power Supply Association EPSA submitted comments and an affidavit of Dr. Paul M. Sotkiewicz regarding the August 5, 2020 filing by PJM in compliance with the Commission’s directive to propose a forward-looking energy and […]
Read MoreEPSA joined Indicated Generators and P3 in an Initial Brief to address the FERC paper hearing to consider whether PJM’s Cone Study is a reasonable proxy for a merchant generator in establishing its capital structure and cost of capital in its reactive revenue requirement
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These comments highlight the ability of competitive electricity markets to maximize the value of R&D support while offering the best means to foster the environment and incentives to integrate an array of emerging technologies including energy storage.
Read MoreEEI and EPSA filed joint comments responding to FERC’s Notice of Inquiry (NOI) on Potential Enhancements to the CIP Reliability Standards. The joint organizations point out that several issues raised in the NOI are addressed by existing or soon-to-be implemented CIP standards, and therefore FERC should reconsider additional enhancements until after these standards have been in place for a period of time. This is consistent with NERC’s risk-based focus and FERC’s flexible approach to Reliability Standards.
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