February 24, 2025

Electric Power Supply Association (EPSA)

FERC Denies AEP’s Capacity Performance Waiver Request
FERC denied AEP's request for a waiver of nonperformance penalties under PJM’s Capacity Performance construct for delivery year 2019/20.
Dynegy, NRG Ask FERC to Void Ohio PPAs
Independent power producers and EPSA jointly filed complaints with FERC against power purchase agreements FirstEnergy and AEP have proposed to Ohio.
Supreme Court Upholds FERC Jurisdiction over DR
The Supreme Court Monday upheld FERC’s jurisdiction over demand response, reversing the D.C. Court of Appeals in a 6-2 ruling.
Exelon Calls FirstEnergy PPA ‘Grossly Lopsided,’ Says it Can Offer a Better Deal
Exelon has joined the opposition to FirstEnergy's attempts to win guaranteed payments for its Ohio power plants.
IPPs Challenge Dominion on Proposed Va. Generator
The challenge by P3 and EPSA is the first major test of a 2013 Virginia law requiring utilities to demonstrate that they have considered competitive bids.
Merchant Generators Lead Opposition to FirstEnergy-Ohio Settlement
When FirstEnergy announced that it had reached a settlement with PUCO staff to secure guaranteed rates for several of its merchant plants, the company found itself under attack by many of its former allies.
FERC Jurisdiction over DR in Peril as Supreme Court Splits
The Supreme Court's liberal wing indicated support Wednesday for FERC’s jurisdiction over demand response, but the commission faced harsh questions from conservative Antonin Scalia and swing vote Anthony Kennedy.
Clean Power Plan, REV Highlight IPPNY Conference
More than 170 people attended the IPPNY's 30th annual Fall Conference at the historic Gideon Putnam resort in Saratoga Springs, a two-day affair of golf and industry talk.
ISO-NE, NEPOOL Oppose Demand Curve Change
NEPOOL joined ISO-NE in asking FERC to reject a request by generators to force the RTO to develop a zonal sloped demand curve design for FCA 10 in February.
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Demand Response Appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday it will reconsider the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals decision threatening the FERC’s authority over demand response.

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