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PJM Won't Proceed With Reliability Backstop Procurement At This Time, After FERC Says LSE Collateral Requirements May Be Unjust And Unreasonable

FERC Commissioner Calls RBP "Half-Baked"

PJM said in a market notice that, "At this time, PJM will not proceed with the Reliability Backstop Procurement," after a FERC decision subjected PJM's RBP filing to a five-month suspension and paper hearing process, with FERC concluding that several aspects of the RBP, "may be unjust and unreasonable".

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Utilities: Not Viable To Develop Peak Shaving Program Required For PJM Capacity Backstop Opt-out Prior To Oct. 2026 Deadline

PSC Staff, OPC Say PJM Has Confirmed That Actual Program Design Not Needed By PJM Until Sept. 2027

Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (“BGE”), Delmarva Power & Light Company (“Delmarva Power”), and Potomac Electric Power Company (“Pepco”) (collectively, the “Joint Maryland Exelon Utilities” or “JMEU”) told the Maryland PSC that the JMEU do not consider it viable to develop a PJM-compliant peak-shaving program that would allow the utilities to opt-out of PJM's Reliability Backstop Procurement (RBP) auction prior to an October 2026 deadline

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PPL Electric Seeks To Make NITS, Other Transmission Costs Nonbypassable, Relieve Retail Suppliers From Cost Obligation

PPL Electric Says Change Will Reduce Market Price Risk For Retail Suppliers

As part of protecting non-large load customers from costs associated with data centers, PPL Electric in Pennsylvania has petitioned the Pennsylvania PUC to make Network Integration Transmission Service (NITS) and certain other transmission costs nonbypassable, with PPL Electric assuming…

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PSC Staff, Utilities Generally Agree Large Loads Should Pay PJM Reliability Backstop Costs, But Offer No Specifics On Allocation If Service Area Is Assigned Backstop Costs Without Large Loads (Potential Allocation To Other LSEs)

Staff of the Maryland PSC, and the Maryland utilities, have each filed comments responding to various PSC questions concerning the allocation of costs under PJM's Reliability Backstop Procurement (RBP), with the comments generally indicating an intent that responsible large loads (or other large…

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Agreement Between Utility & Amazon Requires That, If Amazon Load Is Included In Default Service Auction, Then Amazon Shall Maintain Such Load On Default Service Until Procured SSO Contracts Expire

Duke Energy Ohio has sought from the PUC of Ohio approval of a reasonable arrangement with Amazon Data Services, Inc. that, while requiring Amazon to be supplied by a competitive retail electric supplier, would also require that, if Amazon's related load is included in default service, Amazon shall…

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