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Post tech conf comments submitted by, among others: PJM, AEU, Capital Power, Constellation, Dominion, ENGIE, National Grid, Shell, Vitol, Public Interest Organizations*, R Street

*Public Interest Organizations are: RMI, Sierra Club, Earthjustice, Natural Resources Defense Council, and Southern Environmental Law Center 

FERC issues an Allegheny Notice noting that Eolian’s request for clarification and/or reh’g may be deemed denied by operation of law, but noting that Eolian’s request will be addressed in a future order.

State Parties* and Public Interest Organizations** request 60-day extension of time, until Nov 13, 2026, to submit comments; Eversource supports the requests 

*State Parties are: CT AG, MA AG, RI AG, VA AG, NH OCC, MD Office of People’s Counsel, CT OCC, CT DEEP, RI DPUC, and ME OPA
** Public Interest Organizations are: The Environmental Defense Fund, Appalachian Voices, North Carolina Justice Center, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, and South Carolina Coastal Conservation League

FERC grant’s Joint Movants’ Abeyance Motion and will hold this proceeding in abeyance for 90 days.  Responses to the Show Cause Order will be due on Nov 16, 2026; answers to responses, Dec 16, 2026.  The filing of an FPA section 205 filing addressing the FERC’s Show Cause Order preliminary findings on or before Nov 16, 2026 will suspend the filing parties’ requirement to respond to the Show Cause Order and the proceeding will continue to be held in abeyance pending further FERC direction.  The FERC encouraged ISO-NE and/or the TOs to propose an effective date that takes into account the necessary time to implement the proposed Tariff revisions and accommodate existing commercial arrangements.

ENE, IMM, NESCOE, Identified End Users* submit comments supporting DAAS Adjustments; Protests filed by FirstLight and NEPGA

* “Identified End Users” are: MA AG, Acadia Center, the ME OPA , MMWEC, NH OCA, PowerOptions, and the RI DPUC 

L. Bennett/JustUs Community Perpetualization Project, Inc. answer Applicants Answer, requesting the FERC, among other things, (i) deny Applicants’ request for authorization by Aug 31, 2026 and decline expedited treatment; (ii) provide additional information; (iii) defer final action until a complete verified supplemental record is received and evaluated; and (iv) address identified issues in Docket Nos. QF23-918-000 and QF23-918-001

FERC accepts (i) the following memberships in NEPOOL:  Standard Normal Energy (Supplier Sector); and (ii) the termination of the Participant status of CS Berlin Ops [Generation Group Seat]; RWE Clean Energy Asset Holdings and RWE Clean Energy  Solutions [Related Persons to Cassadaga Wind LLC (Supplier sector)]; and Wolverine Holdings (Supplier Sector).  

FERC approves Settlement Agreement that provides that Brookfield will refund and repay to ISO-NE the payments that it received on behalf of the Lièvre Power portfolio for having a CSO in the FCM for the months of October 2024 through January 2025, plus interest ($125,328 plus interest).  ISO-NE will have 60 days to distribute the Settlement Amount, as appropriate, to the FCM’s Capacity Load Obligation (“CLO”) for the months of October, November, and December 2024 and January 2025 (calculated as Settlement Amount (plus interest) × (Customer CLO ÷ Pool CLO)).