Local industry wants cheaper electricity Danville Utility’s industrial customers are waiting to hear what will be done to bring their electricity costs in line with the competition — a plan that has been worked on since the Danville Utility Commission’s steering committee made its recommendations in April. One of those recommendations included studying what the … Continue reading Local industry wants cheaper #electricity
Consensus Near on PJM Energy Market Offer Cap? The authors of four competing proposals to change the $1,000/MWh energy market offer cap have agreed to put forward one plan for consideration by the PJM Markets and Reliability Committee on Thursday — the last chance stakeholders will have to come to consensus before the Board of … Continue reading Consensus Near on PJM Energy Market Offer Cap?
Energy market demands diverse sources Your article on Aug. 11, 2015, made some very good points as to how taxes and regulations can lead to major problems in the cost and efficiency in the PJM Interconnection system. The PJM system was developed by electric utilities in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and other states with good … Continue reading Energy market demands diverse sources
ISOs, RTOs Outline Winterization Efforts In presentations to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), the nation’s regional transmission organizations (RTOs) and independent system operators (ISOs) on Sept. 17 outlined measures they are taking to prevent issues if faced with extreme weather this winter. The measures are to prevent widespread generation outages as occurred during the … Continue reading ISOs, RTOs Outline Winterization Efforts
An Ohio power company wants to reverse the deregulation it once fought for A major test case is underway in Ohio, where a utility company is trying to undo deregulation in an attempt to keep expensive and aging coal and nuclear plants online. FirstEnergy pushed hard for deregulation back in 2008 and got a $6 … Continue reading An Ohio power company wants to reverse the #deregulation it once fought for #FE
Washington, D.C. and Exelon Are Fighting a Nuclear War for a Greener Future: What’s the Fallout? Thinking that it was a done deal, most in the industry were amazed to find that the merger between Exelon Corporation (NYSE: EXC) and Pepco Holdings (NYSE: POM) didn’t receive final approval last month. Though federal government agencies and … Continue reading Washington, D.C. and #Exelon Are Fighting a Nuclear War for a Greener Future: What’s the Fallout?
Exelon’s Peach Bottom-3 nuclear power unit shut for refueling, power uprate Exelon Generation’s Peach Bottom-3 nuclear power reactor in Delta, Pennsylvania, shut early Monday for a scheduled refueling and maintenance outage, the company said in a statement. The unit was taken offline at 12:03 am EDT Monday, plant spokeswoman Krista Connelly said in an email. … Continue reading #Exelon ‘s #Peach_Bottom 3 nuclear power unit shut for #refueling, power uprate
Public Service Enterprise Unit to Drive Gas System Upgrade The primary subsidiary of Public Service Enterprise Group Inc. (PEG – Analyst Report) – Public Service Electric and Gas Company (PSE&G) – has reached a settlement with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) and the New Jersey Division of Rate Counsel to accelerate the … Continue reading Public Service Enterprise Unit to Drive Gas System Upgrade
WHAT’S THE COST FOR POWER-GRID RELIABILITY? $600 MILLION OVER NEXT FEW YEARS NJ consumers and businesses can expect to see higher electric bills as grid operator implements plan to make sure power is there when needed Electricity prices could rise by $600 million for New Jersey consumers over the next few years to pay power-plant … Continue reading WHAT’S THE COST FOR #POWER – GRID RELIABILITY? $600 MILLION OVER NEXT FEW YEARS
PJM Stakeholders Weigh 4 Options on Offer Cap; No Agreement in Sight VALLEY FORGE, Pa. — Members debated four potential changes to the $1,000/MWh energy offer cap last week at a specially called meeting of the Markets and Reliability Committee, failing to agree on any one — or even which should be the main and … Continue reading PJM Stakeholders Weigh 4 Options on Offer Cap; No Agreement in Sight
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