PJM stakeholders endorsed examining the aggregation rules for seasonal demand response, but not before thoroughly questioning EnerNOC.

PSEG CEO Ralph Izzo asked New Jersey legislators to approve subsidies for the company’s three in-state nuclear power plants.

The Market Monitors for CAISO and PJM told a House subcommittee that their respective financial transmission rights markets are significantly flawed.

PJM stakeholders discussed a myriad of topics and challenges facing the markets at last week’s Mid-Atlantic Power Market Summit hosted by Infocast.

RTO officials and their Market Monitors unilaterally rejected Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s proposal to provide price supports to coal and nuclear plants.

Consumer advocates urged Congress to pressure FERC to improve the RTO stakeholder process and reject Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s directive to rescue at-risk coal and nuclear generation.

PJM’s proposal to create standardized contracts for establishing dynamic transfers with other balancing authority areas has provoked opposition.

PJM and its Independent Market Monitor remain at odds over whether price-based offer updates should be connected to cost-based offers.

PJM presented the Market Implementation Committee with revisions to the RTO’s proposal for handling intraday hourly offers in the energy market.

PJM’s Independent Market Monitor said that 22 of the 479 power supplier fuel-cost policies it evaluated failed to meet its standards for being systematic.