Looks like Texas is the canary in the coal mine on this matter. Take a look at CEBA's comment filing to the TXPUC. Here's an excerpt for what you can expect:

"CEBA recognizes that these proposals, or any other proposals that establish a new regulatory mechanism to ensure a specified level of resource adequacy, will necessarily increase costs to customers. To the extent those proposals lead to a commensurate increase in system reliability, that increase could have significant value to customers and to the economy of Texas. It is critical for the Commission to consider both those costs and benefits in a robust process that includes opportunity for stakeholder input into the assumptions and structure of such an analysis, as well as an opportunity for stakeholder review and feedback."