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Michigan PSC Approves Capacity Charge For Retail Suppliers

The Michigan PSC approved a settlement agreement under which Upper Peninsula Power Co. (UPPCo.) will continue its state reliability mechanism (SRM) charge of $90,810 per megawatt-year, assessed on full-service customers and on customers who have their electric provided by an alternative electric…

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Calif. PUC Releases Draft Review Of Choice Issues, As "Call To Action" On Retail Market Structure Warns Choice Being Implemented By Piecemeal Statutory Directives And Decisions, Could Lead To Another Crisis

The California PUC released a draft study of issues facing the retail sale of electricity in the state (known as the Green Book), observing that current policy is being driven by disparate actions undertaken to achieve various goals in the wake of the 2000-01 energy crisis, and cautioning that the…

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Mothballed ERCOT Unit Returning To Service

ERCOT in a market notice reported that on March 30, 2018, ERCOT received a Notification of Change of Generation Resource Designation (NCGRD) for the following Generation Resource: Barney M Davis Unit 1 – B_DAVIS_B_DAVIG1

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FERC Sets Date, Issues Questions For Technical Conference On Seasonal Resource Participation Under PJM Capacity Performance, Prompted By Complaint Filed By Retail Supplier

FERC has set a date (April 24) and has issued questions for stakeholder comment in advance of a previously announced technical conference to explore issues raised in two complaints against PJM's transition to a 100% "capacity performance" product in its capacity market, and the methodology by which…

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Calling Grid Resilience "An Important Issue," And Directing RTOs To Be "Proactive", FERC Opens New Proceeding On Grid Resiliency While Rejecting DOE's Sought Cost-Of-Service Payments

FERC rejected a request from the U.S. Department of Energy to adopt a cost-of-service rate to provide non-market compensation to resources in RTOs for the, "reliability, resiliency, and on-site fuel assurance," provided by such resources, but FERC ordered further investigation of grid resiliency…

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Draft Calif. PUC Resolution Would Require Municipal Aggregations To File Statement Of Intent To Serve Load One-Year Before Service, In Order To Include As Part Of RA Allocation Process

A draft California PUC resolution would alter the timeline for implementation of community choice aggregations (CCAs) such that CCAs would be required to file a statement of intent to serve load at least one year before such service starts, so that the CCA's load can be included in resource adequacy…

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