FERC accepted changes proposed by members of the Southeast Energy Exchange Market, intended to provide greater transparency and fairness.

CAISO's Board of Governors extended controversial wheel-through restrictions for two more years as the ISO works on a long-term fix to transmission constraints.

FERC last week allowed MISO a hall pass on making sure offline energy storage resources can furnish certain types of energy reserves.

The Texas PUC expressed concern that ERCOT is not moving quickly enough to implement the many changes to the market directed by the state legislature.

PJM's proposal regarding the development of new rules for the interconnection process won near unanimous support from the Planning Committee.

MISO flirted with its first maximum generation event of the year, a month after it cautioned members that winter operations would get risky.

SACE is renewing criticisms that TVA’s upcoming participation in SEEM will stifle renewable resource buildout and shut out more cost-efficient options.

South Carolina state-run water and power provider Santee Cooper is the latest utility to join the new Southeast Energy Exchange Market.

PJM's year was punctuated by changes in the capacity market as votes by stakeholders led to the implementation of the RTO’s narrowed MOPR.

CAISO intends in 2022 to focus on long-term transmission planning, interconnecting storage and extending the real-time Western EIM to a day-ahead market.