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Charles Jones told financial analysts during the company’s latest earnings call that Ohio’s state government is generally unhappy with the results of electric utility deregulation, including PJM’s market system. |
FERC's order requiring storage to participate in wholesale markets is undergoing a challenge in federal court, and attorneys general of California, D.C., Massachusetts, Michigan and Rhode Island are siding with federal regulators. |
The plans would also outline how utilities are handling incremental load from electrified transportation, and "clear, long-term market signals that encourage the development of third-party business opportunities." |
The dynamic pricing program, based on day-ahead prices in the Midcontinent ISO, has already saved Illinois residential consumers more than $12 million, according to the utility. |
Cost continues to be a major concern for regulators and utilities, but the report authors note the potential for beneficial use has yet to be fully explored. |
Another technology licensed by the lab aims to overcome existing limitations on energy density in order to make electric vehicles charge much more efficiently. |
The bulk power system, which provides electricity to almost 400 million people in North America, faces an increasing number of physical and cyber threats. |
The analysis provided mixed results, as stakeholders prepare official comments for the tariff exemption on bifacial panels. |
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