FERC Staff issued for stakeholder comment a series of questions regarding DOE's proposal to provide non-market compensation to certain generating units, such as coal and nuclear plants.

See background on DOE's proposal here

Notably, FERC Staff asks, "How should RTOs/ISOs allocate the cost of the proposed rule to market participants?"

As noted by EnergyChoiceMatters, DOE's proposal was silent regarding cost assignment, cost allocation, and cost recovery

See FERC Staff's questions here

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