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FERC eLibrary FERC Seeks Information on Organized Markets’ Changing System Needs, Plans
Something big is happening at FERC, based on this new Order.
9.2 What new products that value flexible attributes, if any, should be introduced in resource adequacy constructs, including capacity markets? Would such a change support adequate price signals for the investment and/or retention of resources with the capabilities needed to address emerging needs?
FERC eLibrary FERC Seeks Information on Organized Markets’ Changing System Needs, Plans
Today FERC took the next step toward modernizing wholesale electricity market design by directing the operators of six regional organized electric power markets to provide information regarding their changing system needs and plans for potential reforms.
Source: elibrary.ferc.gov
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