Suggests Price Instability Is The Larger Threat All five members of FERC, the regulatory group responsible for the U.S. power grid, stated there is nothing to suggest an forthcoming emergency in the country’s electricity markets. Their testimony before Tuesday’s Senate hearing could undermine the Trump administration’s efforts to save ailing coal and nuclear plants through […]
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Cleared nuclear capacity fell by more than 7 GW from PJM’s last base residual auction, while demand response, renewables, gas and coal all saw their shares expand. Source: PJM loses a quarter of its nuke capacity in latest power auction
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Study Shows Ohioans Oppose Regulated Energy Market Ohio voters oppose a regulated energy market, according to a Fallon Research poll. Throughout 2016, the largest electric utilities in Ohio discussed restructuring competitive markets within the state. Despite the utility giants’ efforts to change the established seven-year construct, Ohio voters may be the biggest political snag in
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