Last week’s FERC PJM Capacity Market Forum featured EPSA President and CEO Todd Snitchler on a panel to share concerns and discuss key market reforms needed to maintain PJM Interconnection’s ability to reliably meet rising electricity demand while preserving cost-savings and continuing decarbonization.
Read MoreCompetitive Power Markets Needed to Meet Nation’s Energy Needs, Prudent Reforms Necessary
Targeted and prudent refinements to wholesale electricity markets will address power system reliability challenges and continue to support cost-effective, efficient, and cleaner power solutions, said the head of the national trade association representing competitive power suppliers Thursday following his participation in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)’s PJM Capacity Market Forum.
Read MoreFERC Decision to Allow PJM Electricity Market Auction Rule Changes Undermines Reliability and Investment in Energy Future
Under the cover of darkness last night, FERC issued an Order granting PJM’s request to change auction results after the fact. This action is in clear violation of the filed rate doctrine, the rule against retroactive ratemaking, and 100 years of Supreme Court precedent.
Read MorePJM Auction Brings Low Prices, Reducing Urgency to Rush MOPR Reform
Todd Snitchler, president and CEO of the Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA) releases statement following the results of the 2022/23 PJM Interconnection Base Residual Auction (BRA).
Read MoreThe Evolving Electricity Sector: Capacity Market Principles
As FERC looks to modernize wholesale electricity markets, sound capacity market principles will build a reliable, more affordable and sustainable power grid.
Read MorePowerFact: NYISO Buyer-Side Mitigation Rules and the Future of New York’s Capacity Market
NYISO’s buyer-side mitigation rules seek to keep New York’s electricity market competitive and secure the right amount of reliable power at the lowest cost.
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