Dynegy offered the following statement in response to several complaints against the Midcontinent ISO's recent capacity auction, with such complaints raising concern regarding the potential for alleged withholding.

“Dynegy follows and respects all the rules, tariffs, and obligations in the markets and areas where we operate. Dynegy offered all of its megawatts into the MISO auction with no physical or economic withholding in accordance with MISO tariffs and as approved by the Independent Market Monitor. MISO’s Independent Market Monitor has publicly stated that 'the auction results are reliable and participants’ behavior was in line with all tariff rules and procedures.'”

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