MISO last month called on load-modifying resources for the first time in 10 years after it declared an unusual mid-spring maximum generation emergency.

While PJM and its Independent Market Monitor agree that its markets “work” and are competitive, they disagree on what might make them better.

More than 250 participants attended the NECA and Connecticut Power and Energy Society’s 24th New England Energy Conference.

MISO is testing the waters for creating a multiday energy market that would keep generators with long start-up times switched on for more than one day.

CAISO’s wholesale costs to serve load last year fell by 9%, the lowest nominal expense since 2008, according to an annual market performance report.

NYISO told FERC it is considering a carbon adder as a means to link the state’s zero-emission credits (ZECs) to its wholesale electric market.

EIM transfers out of CAISO were on the upswing in March, re-establishing a pattern first seen last spring with California’s growing solar surpluses.

In the afternoon of day one of FERC's major technical conference focused on PJM, with CEO Andy Ott, IMM Joe Bowring and state regulators testifying.

Speakers told FERC this week that RTO capacity markets are in serious danger from state renewable procurements and subsidies for nuclear plants.

The SPP Board of Directors and members approved the nomination of three new representatives to the Members Committee and bylaw changes.