EPSA
In light of a concurrent motion to transfer filed at the 7th Circuit appeals court, EPSA responds in opposition to a DC Circuit order to show-cause why petitions for review filed after the lottery on PJM MOPR Orders appeals should not be transferred to the 7th Circuit.
Read MoreAs an intervenor in the cases, EPSA asks the 7th Circuit to transfer petitions for review of FERC’s PJM MOPR orders pending in that court to the DC Circuit, where they can be considered with petitions for review filed there that were not referred to the 7th Circuit by the Panel on Multidistrict Litigation.
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EPSA joins seven other major energy industry trade associations to urge the Commission not to adopt as proposed a policy statement on tariff waivers, highlighting comments submitted to the agency raising concerns that the proposed changes to the waiver policy are unnecessary, would set up an inflexible approach to waivers, and unnecessarily limit the Commission’s ability to protect the public interest.
Read MoreEPSA filed this protest at FERC in opposition to Exelon’s FPA 206 Complaint, which alleges that the ISO in violation of its Tariff in conducted its selection of a transmission solution for its Boston RFP (Docket No. EL20-52). EPSA argues that Exelon is attempting to overrule the ISO’s judgment in order to keep Mystic Units 8 & 9 on a reliability must run agreement for longer than is necessary.
Read MoreThe Electric Power Supply Association and the PJM Power Providers Group respectfully file this answer to the motion of PJM Interconnection, L.L.C. for a 30-day extension of time – until August 5, 2020 – to submit the forward-looking Energy and Ancillary Services Revenue Offset component of the compliance filing directed by the Commission’s May 21, 2020 order in these proceedings.
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As initial comments from EPSA and numerous other parties make clear, the Fixed Resource Requirement (“FRR”) is a costly and logistically fraught path that may inhibit, rather than facilitate, the achievement of New Jersey’s emissions reduction goals and resource adequacy needs.
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