Opposition Emerges to Southeast Energy Exchange Market
R Street Institute said SEEM should include a market monitor “to ensure the SEEM market is operating fairly and providing benefits to members and customers.”
“While the Southeast has historically eschewed RTOs, the SEEM proposal is a modest attempt for its member utilities to leverage market opportunities. Unfortunately, the proposal fails to realize those opportunities and would be insulated amongst its membership from outside competitive pressures which would effectively expand its monopolistic practices across the region,” R Street said.
