Competitive transmission developers are asking FERC  to order NYISO to issue a new request for proposals for transmission upgrades.

New York could accommodate up to 4,500 MW of wind and 9,000 MW of solar power capacity by 2030, according to a NYISO study.

The New York Public Service Commission held a technical conference to discuss the state’s proposed Clean Energy Standard.

Constitution Pipeline denied allegations made by the New York attorney general  that it encouraged illegal tree cutting by landowners in defiance of a FERC prohibition.

NYISO has identified 10 proposed transmission projects as finalists to relieve congestion in western New York.

SPP has interfered with the autonomy of its internal MMU, according to two former monitors who say they were fired for voicing their concerns.

NYISO’s Market Monitoring Unit is recommending changes to the capacity market and planning processes in import-constrained zones.

FERC  accepted NYISO’s proposed Tariff revisions allowing large behind-the-meter resources to participate in the ISO’s  markets.

The proposed New York Clean Energy Standard was the main topic of discussion at the Independent Power Producers of New York’s annual spring conference.

Former NYISO CEO Stephen Whitley emphasized the importance of infrastructure in his keynote speech  at NECA’s 23rd Annual New England Energy Conference.