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For Arizona, Retail Supplier Recommends Consideration Of Trading Market With, "Energy Pricing High Enough To Ensure That Sufficient Capacity Is Built," With No Explicit Requirement For Providers To Have Capacity

Retail Supplier Recommends "Mandatory" Financial Assurance Requirement In Arizona Retail Choice Rules

Stakeholders filed comments with the Arizona Corporation Commission concerning two draft proposals for retail electric choice from ACC Chairman Robert Burns and Commissioner Justin Olson

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PUC Directs Staff To Propose New SOS Product With Capacity Flow-Through Provision, Expressing Concern SOS Customers Would Otherwise Miss Locking-In Favorable Prices On Long-Term Basis

Approves Adjustment To Utility's Default Service Procurement Due To Uncertainty In PJM Capacity Price

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved a modification to the Standard Service Offer (SSO) procurement at Duke Energy Ohio, but further ordered that PUCO Staff propose a new SSO product with capacity flow-through provision that would enable the utility to lock-in favorable rates for a…

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FERC's Glick Says Generation Competing In Default Service Auctions Would Be Subject To Expanded Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) In PJM's Capacity Market

Glick: "We Should Be Taking A Hard Look At Whether A Mandatory Capacity Market Remains A Just And Reasonable Resource Adequacy Construct"

In a dissent, FERC Commissioner Richard Glick said that a generator's participation in the New Jersey Basic Generation Service (BGS) auctions could trigger such unit being subject to the expanded minimum offer price rule (MOPR) in PJM's capacity market

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Final Calif. Decision Lowers Amount To Be Procured By Retail Suppliers For Share Of Incremental Reliability Resources & Renewable Integration Resources

Final Order Allows Retail Suppliers To Self-Provide (All or None), But Permits Use Of Utility Procurement Backstop Final Order Allows Some Imports To Qualify

The California PUC issued a final order concerning the obligation of LSEs, including competitive retail suppliers (electric service providers, or ESPs) to procure their assigned share of needed incremental reliability and renewable integration resources identified by the order

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