Energy Regulatory Commission regarding the December 22, 2021 Order on Voluntary Remand in the PJM Reserves Pricing/ ORDC proceeding (EL19-58 and EL19-1486).
Read MoreEPSA Comments on DOE Energy Supply Chains RFI
EPSA comments on the Department of Energy (DOE)’s Request for Information on Energy Supply Chains (DOE-HQ-2021-0020), highlighting the efforts of competitive power suppliers to develop clean energy resources without shifting the risk and burden of delays or cost overruns to captive customers. In response to the RFI, while EPSA member companies are not currently experiencing problems with the procurement of equipment or components, DOE’s efforts to ensure and strengthen the nation’s supply chains are commended as they help enable the development needed to provide reliable, affordable, and cleaner power.
Read MoreEPSA/P3 Answer to Joint Movants’ Request to Reopen PJM ORDC Record
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BEFORE THE FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION PJM Interconnection L.L.C. } Docket No. ER19-1486-000 PJM Interconnection L.L.C. } Docket No. EL19-58-000 (Not consolidated) ANSWER TO JOINT MOVANTS’ MOTION Summary: Pursuant to Rule 213 of the Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (the “Commission”), the Electric Power Supply […]
Read MoreEPSA Files Petition for Review of PJM MOPR Proposal
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”).
Read MoreEPSA 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.
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