EPSA
EPSA submits testimony regarding the Energy Infrastructure Act to the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, urging Congress to focus on maximizing the incentive for private investment in the clean technologies necessary for tomorrow’s grid.
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EPSA supports PJM’s proposal because ELCC is an important reliability tool that will help PJM properly determine the capacity capability of the varied technologies which supply power to the region and will enable PJM to ensure reliability more accurately and efficiently as the resource mix evolves.
Read MoreP3 and EPSA file a joint reply brief to support the following: PJM’s current Capacity Performance market structure; a reduction in the performance assessment hours more consistent with experience; and PJM’s proposed alternative methodology if FERC determines an alternate approach is necessary.
Read MoreEPSA filed the attached comments at DOE, on the Department’s Request for Information on Ensuring the Continued Security of the United States Critical Electric Infrastructure. These comments suggest that DOE work to develop standard contract language to be used by equipment suppliers, as well as a white list of approved suppliers to help further strengthen procurement practices.
Read MoreEPSA and EEI jointly filed Order 860 supplemental comments at the FERC in response to the Commission’s March 18 notice seeking comments on a proposal to collect additional data from certain MBR sellers with ultimate upstream affiliates that have been granted a blanket authorization under section 203(a)(2) of the FPA.
Read MoreEPSA submits these comments in response to the Notice Inviting Post-Technical Conference Comments on the topics discussed at the staff-led technical conference the Commission convened on February 25 and 26, 2021, to discuss principles and best practices for credit risk management by ISOs/RTOs.
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