MISO’s Independent Market Monitor released six new market design recommendations that would limit instances of market repricing, introduce a capacity replacement marketplace, impose penalties for ...

Using more of the existing electricity system would be beneficial, but it is not as simple as it sounds, says Arshad Mansoor of EPRI.

Two groups filed a complaint with FERC, challenging SPP’s decision to exempt nearly $3.8 billion in transmission projects from competitive bidding.

Solar developers say New Jersey’s extensive untapped roof space and storage capacity on existing solar sites could be new generation sources.

FERC revoked Tucson Electric Power’s market-based rate authority within the TEP balancing authority area following the addition of generating capacity from two projects. FERC has revoked Tucson ...

Utilities in the footprint of SERC Reliability, ReliabilityFirst, the Midwest Reliability Organization and WECC will have to pay penalties.

The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act would benefit electricity consumers by having data centers pay for upgraded and expanded transmission infrastructure, which in turn would allow for ...

Former Seattle City Light CEO Debra Smith has been nominated to join the Western Energy Markets (WEM) Governing Body, with a three-year term to begin July 1. CAISO delayed its final decision on how to ...

The NEPOOL Participants Committee has voted to support changes intended to reduce costs in ISO-NE’s day-ahead ancillary services market. The NEPOOL Participants Committee voted to support a series of ...

A larger, more secure North American power grid has been an energy policy priority for grid experts for more than two decades ...

ISO-NE defended its cluster study methodology and argued that the high network upgrade cost estimates stemmed from shrinking headroom.

For today’s power desks, the challenge is no longer access to data – it’s managing the overwhelming volume of it. As markets grow more complex, teams need smarter, more unified workflows to cut ...