November 14, 2024

Norman Bay

‘Special Case’ DR Exempted from MOPR in NYISO
FERC granted New York officials’ request to exempt new “special case resources” from buyer-side market power mitigation rules in NYISO.
FERC OKs Pipelines, Delegation Order Before Losing Quorum
Preparing for the loss of its quorum, FERC issued an order delegating additional authority to staff and approved two massive natural gas pipelines.
Bay Calls for Review of Marcellus, Utica Shale Development
Commissioner Norman Bay gave his perspective on the impact of the shale gas revolution in a FERC order approving a pipeline.
Bay Blasts MOPR on Way Out the Door
FERC rebuffed generators’ attempt to apply ISO-NE’s minimum offer price rule (MOPR) to 200 MW of renewable generation that were granted an exemption.
LaFleur Reinstates Morenoff as FERC General Counsel
Acting FERC Chair Cheryl LaFleur replaced Max Minzner, a longtime associate of former Chairman Norman Bay.
Backlog, Delays Feared as FERC Loses Quorum
Despite the impending resignation of Norman Bay, Cheryl Lafleur assured that FERC can issue routine decisions under authority delegated to office directors.
Bay Resigns after Trump Taps LaFleur as Acting FERC Chair
President Trump on Thursday appointed Commissioner Cheryl LaFleur as acting FERC chair, replacing Norman Bay. The appointment may well be temporary.
Ex Rep Sees Smaller Federal Role in Energy Industry Under Trump
SPP's Mike Ross told the Strategic Planning Committee that the industry can expect a future with less federal intervention under President Trump.
CPP, FERC’s Bay, Honorable Among Losers in Trump Win
What does a Donald Trump energy policy look like? Count the Clean Power Plan, DOE's R&D budget and FERC's Norman Bay among the losers.
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FERC Chair, Panelists Make Forecasts at OMS Meeting
FERC Chairman Norman Bay headlined the Organization of MISO States (OMS) annual meeting, where panelists discussed the grid of the future, the growing role of natural gas and the continuing uncertainty over state and federal regulators’ jurisdictions.

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