Duke, Southern other utilities provide more details to FERC on proposed Southeast energy market
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REBA and R Street Institute were also in support of a broader push to get FERC to organize the remaining regions in the U.S. that are not currently under a regional transmission organization. REBA is still reviewing the filing, but echoed previous comments that FERC should convene a technical conference with Southeast stakeholders to explore the option of forming an organized market in the region.Featured Publications
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