commentary
Commentary: Illinois clean energy bill would prevent unprecedented rate hikes
Illinois has the ability to prevent the biggest electric increase in state history, writes David Kolata of the Citizens Utility Board.
FERC
Challenged federal rule could price many renewables out of PJM’s capacity market
Sweeping “minimum offer” rule will likely cut into the competitive edge for renewables as a hedge against fossil fuels.
Ohio
FERC’s ‘minimum offer’ rule adds to the already high price tag for Ohio HB 6
Nuclear and coal subsidies mean state consumers will likely pay more than $1 billion per year more, an analysis shows.
News
What’s at stake for Illinois as FERC considers PJM capacity market changes
The decision by federal energy regulators will affect how the state makes long-range plans for nuclear, renewable power.
biomass
New Hampshire’s biomass law overcame a veto, but can it clear FERC scrutiny?
A ratepayer group has asked federal regulators to invalidate the 2018 law, which forces utilities to buy biomass power.