New York can reduce carbon emissions at an acceptable cost while the industry addresses reliability issues, speakers said at IPPNY's Spring Conference.

New technologies and New York's public policy goals require NYISO to develop measures to manage the grid’s “next evolution."

Pennsylvania joined the U.S. Climate Alliance after releasing its own action plan to achieve a 26% reduction in statewide greenhouse gas emissions by 2025.

Carbon pricing dominated the discussions about the future of PJM's wholesale markets during a roundtable hosted by Raab Associates in Philadelphia.

Having met its current carbon reduction goal ahead of schedule, Entergy now plans to further slash emissions over the next decade.

NYISO said it has commissioned Analysis Group to model the social cost of carbon in order to finalize a carbon pricing scheme for its electricity markets.

Energy security continues to be a critical reliability issue for New England as ISO-NE develops its 2019 Regional System Plan.

FERC Commissioner Richard Glick provided some insight into the “vigorous debate” over natural gas pipeline approvals that has divided the commission.

NYISO stakeholders debated that carbon pricing could occasionally leave New York electricity consumers paying into the carbon revenue account.

NYISO told stakeholders how pricing carbon would impact the ISO’s Tariff, and how it will handle residual allocations stemming from carbon charges.