Electricity Policy
Publications
From Spectrum News 1:
RSI’s Beth Garza discusses if performance credit mechanisms make the Texas grid more reliable and what it means for consumers.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BEFORE THE
FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION
Modernizing Wholesale Electricity Market Design ) Docket No. AD21-10-000
Comments of the R…
From RTO Insider:
…Among the causes the Times cited for the higher prices in “deregulated” states are transmission and distribution costs and power company profits. “Deregulated states…
From RTO Insider:
…Critics faulted the Times for conflating “deregulation” with organized RTO/ISO wholesale markets.
While 13 states and the District of Columbia allow most of their…
From The Hill:
A new tax season is nearly upon us, and after a year of record inflation and astronomical energy costs, American consumers and businesses in the energy sector need a break….
As Americans recover from the recent winter storms, many are also bracing for an additional onslaught when they get their monthly electric bill. Retail electric prices are up in recent years, and…
From Energy Markets Podcast:
Josiah Neeley, the Austin-based research fellow and Texas director with the libertarian-leaning R Street Institute, discusses a recent letter that the think tank and…
From E&E News:
A constant at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission meetings last year was infighting between former Chair Richard Glick and Commissioner James Danly.
Now, those types of…
From Spectrum News 1:
AUSTIN, Texas – Late December’s polar vortex brought freezing temperatures to Texas. It also left some Atmos Energy customers without heat.
Atmos Energy said in a…
From E&E News:
“When they first approached [the greenhouse gas policy] and then retracted it, that’s a pretty clear indication of FERC leadership tucking its tail between its legs and…