Ohio Utility Seeks Approval of New Nonbypassable Rider For OVEC Costs
Duke Energy Ohio has sought PUCO approval of incorporating into nonbypassable Rider PSR costs/credits associated with the sale of its entitlements in ...
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CT Nuke Bills Could Impose Carbon Price On Retail Suppliers, Allow Nuke Contracts To Serve SS
Legislation has been formally filed in Connecticut to provide subsidies to Dominion's Millstone nuclear plant
S.B. No. 106 would include nuclear powe...
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Generators File Suit Against Illinois Nuclear Subsidies
Various generators have filed suit against Illinois' nuclear zero emissions credit program which provides subsidies to nuclear power plants
A second ...
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Generators Oppose Sought Assistance For Dominion Nuke in CT (Could Include Utility Supply Contracts)
The Electric Power Supply Association along with Calpine, Dynegy, and NRG Energy are opposing efforts by Dominion to receive legislative assistance fo...
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Parent Of Massachusetts Utility Enters Partnership To Develop Offshore Wind Project
DONG Energy and Eversource Energy announced that Eversource has acquired a 50 percent ownership interest in the Bay State Wind offshore wind project i...
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New England States Select 460 MW Via Long-Term Contracts, Enter Negotiations
Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island have collectively selected projects that represent approximately 460 megawatts under their RFP for long-te...
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Downstate NY Lawmakers Call Nuke Subsidies "Unfair" Given Lack of Downstate Benefits
Several downstate New York legislators are objecting the PSC's nuclear subsidies -- which are being executed through procurement mandates on ESCOs and...
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AP: New England States Reviewing Projects for Long-Term Power Contracts
The Associated Press reports on the latest on several New England states' efforts to procure renewable energy supplies or projects via utility long-te...
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Gov Signs Long-Term Contracting Bill (50% of Market), EDCs May Use Products For Default Service
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed H. 4568 which requires the EDCs to solicit long-term contracts for 9,450,000 megawatts-hours of, "cle...
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Consumer Group: NY Nuke Subsidies Violate State’s Vision for Competition
In addition to opposing nuclear subsidies -- in the form of a nuclear procurement standard -- on cost and other grounds, the Public Utility Law Projec...
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LIPA To Contract for 90 MW Of Offshore Wind
The board of Long Island Power Authority is expected next week to approve a 90 MW contract with Deepwater Wind for an offshore wind project, LIPA's CE...
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Globe: Gov. Baker’s Biggest Energy Focus Is Getting Hydro Long-Term Contract Legislation Passed
The Boston Globe reported on Governor Charlie Baker's energy priorities from last week's state of the commonwealth address, describing Baker's biggest...
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Industrial Group IEU-Ohio Reaches "Global Settlement" with AEP Ohio, Won’t Oppose PPA Pact
Industrial Energy Users-Ohio says that it has reached a "global settlement" with AEP Ohio concerning several regulatory and litigation matters, with o...
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Report: Next Dayton Power & Light ESP To Include Mechanism "Similar" To FirstEnergy, AEP PPAs
Dayton Power & Light's next electric security plan filing, due by August 1, 2016 for the period beginning June 1, 2017, is expected by the company to ...
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N.Y. Gov. Formally Announces Requirement for 50% of Power To Be Renewable, Nuke Support
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo formally asked the New York Department of Public Service to create a "Clean Energy Standard" that would meet, "the State's ...
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