NYISO’s final draft of its latest RNA drew questions from stakeholders regarding how it presented possible solutions to reliability needs.

NYISO staff have found that system deliverability upgrades for the Elevate Arthur Kill II battery project could cost roughly ...

Two CAISO stakeholder symposiums held 10 years apart show how the West's thinking about organized electricity markets has ...

Potomac Economics President David Patton apparently is not worried about the third-party “best practices” review of his IMM role.

The U.S. clean economy supply chain has grown extensively but unevenly, a new report concludes, and as a result it is still ...

Data centers in PJM member states are driving up demand forecasts at an unprecedented rate, and federal and state regulators ...

Last winter, a severe cold spell sent power prices soaring in New England, one of the country’s typically less volatile power markets. What happened there isn’t unique to New England. Across the US, ...

Some of the changes PJM is considering in the wake of September's unexpected heat wave include: more conservative reserve calculations, quicker and more granular demand response deployments and ...

For years, BPA has studied one of the most consequential decisions facing the Northwest electric system: which organized day-ahead market should BPA join? The time to decide is now, write Scott Simms ...

Best management practices for seams would save up to $840 million per year across the West in one scenario, a study found.

The New York PSC approved more than $70 million in electric bill relief over the summer for low-income Con Ed customers in NYC and Westchester County.

FERC upheld an earlier decision requiring 11 years of refunds in a long-running dispute over cost allocation for projects that export power from PJM to New York. FERC issued an order on rehearing on a ...