Host | Yes Energy
What to expect?
The Summer Demand Series kicks off June 11, 2026 with a high-level overview of changes occurring on both the supply and demand side of the equation.
Registration | https://t.co/vgo5NonaKX
The Western Resource Adequacy Program could undergo a realignment aimed at optimizing the program to work with day-ahead markets.
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Writer: Henrik Nilsson
IESO met with stakeholders during a May 28 webinar to discuss a limited set of rule and manual amendments for the 2026 capacity auction while leaving certain demand response design issues for future stakeholder work.
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Writer: Michael Cade
PacifiCorp asked the California Public Utilities Commission for approval to decommission Fall Creek dam.
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Writer: David Krause
ERCOT’s Board of Directors has approved the grid operator’s rules for studying as much as 100 GW of large load interconnection requests.
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Writer: Tom Kleckner
While the rush to build data centers to train artificial intelligence has raised power prices, carbon and energy management company Gravity released Utility Bill Management, a new AI product.
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Writer: James Downing
The Trump administration will issue new rounds of grants to bolster coal-fired power plants and is blocking the shutdown of yet another fossil-fired facility shortly before its retirement.
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Writer: John Cropley
The New York State Legislature has voted for what could become the nation’s first statewide moratorium on new data center development.
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Writer: John Cropley
The D.C. Public Service Commission on June 3 held a hearing on affordability, which has been a growing issue as the wholesale price of power in PJM has spiked because of growing demand.
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Writer: James Downing
For the first time in years, MISO and the Organization of MISO States’ annual resource adequacy survey does not prognosticate any potential capacity shortfalls over the next five years.
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Writer: Amanda Durish Cook
Most of the Midwest Reliability Organization’s assessment areas are better positioned for the coming summer months than they were in 2025.
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Writer: Holden Mann
One of New Jersey’s most prominent business trade groups has launched a print, video and lobbying campaign that calls for the state to “suspend” its participation in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI).
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Writer: Hugh Morley
Host | Yes Energy
What to expect?
The Summer Demand Series kicks off June 11, 2026 with a high-level overview of changes occurring on both the supply and demand side of the equation.
Registration | https://t.co/vgo5NonaKX
Join RTO Insider Editor Emeritus, Rich Heidorn Jr. and former FERC Chair, Mark Christie for an expert preview of what the commission is likely to propose and what it means.
Watch on demand now: https://t.co/drHzbvc3Rq
New England stakeholders expressed stark disagreements about the regulation of asset condition projects in response to a complaint about a controversial project proposed by Eversource Energy in New Hampshire.
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Writer: Jon Lamson
CAISO is accelerating design proposals under its congestion revenue rights enhancements initiative intended to address concerns that the ISO’s outlays for congestion rents continue to exceed what it earns.
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Writer: David Krause
Both units at a Northern Indiana Public Service Co. coal plant directed to stay open under an emergency order from the Trump administration’s Department of Energy are inoperable and beset with mechanical issues.
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Writer: Amanda Durish Cook