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NEPOOL requests that the FERC accept: (i) the memberships of Con Edison Transmission Inc. [Related Person to Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. (Supplier Sector)]; Generate NB Fuel Cells, LLC (Related Person to Generate Colchester Fuel Cells, LLC (AR Sector, RG Sub-Sector); Jonathan Lamson (Governance Only End User); and Tomorrow Energy Corp (Supplier Sector); and (ii) termination of the Participant status of: Northern States Power Company (Supplier Sector); and Granite Reliable Power, LLC [Related Person to NextEra Energy Resources (Generation Sector)]

Generate NB Fuel Cells submits a revised Facilities Operating Agreement (FOA) reflecting the assignment of the Agreement from EIP Investment following Generate NB’s purchase of EIP’s New Britain fuel cell project assets 

FERC issues deficiency letter requesting ISO-NE provide “any quantitative studies, liquidity analysis, work papers, and any other information used to support the  choice of financial product and July 17 to July 31 measurement period”

FERC accepts D&E Agreement that sets forth the terms and conditions under which PSNH will perform necessary engineering, procurement and design services in connection with National Grid’s asset separation project with Great River Hydro, eff. Mar 12, 2023

Comments on the Transmission Siting NOPR filed by, among others: AEU, CLF (May 16), NESCOE, ACPA, ACRE, Clean Energy Buyers Assoc., EDF, EEI/WIRES, Joint Consumer Advocates, Public Interest Organizations, SEIA, US Chamber of Commerce, 

ISO-NE files limited comments to provide the FERC with further information and to highlight that the data involved in the calculation of Mystic’s revenue credits are confidential under the ISO’s Information Policy.

FERC authorizes proposed transaction pursuant to which Jade Energy LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Greenbacker Renewable Energy Company, will acquire all the membership interests in Weaver Wind (upon consummation, making Weaver Wind a Related Person to Howard Wind and Hecate Energy)

No Coal No Gas files with the Office of Public Participation a report on its comment initiative opposing the FCA 17 Results Filing (identifying the 424 individuals and 5 organizations that submitted comments in ER23-1435; 163 comments directly, 289 indirectly)

ISO-NE files Tariff changes in response to 60-day requirements of the Order 2222 Compliance Order (except for the requirement related to the submission of metering data, which is the subject of an ISO-NE rehearing request).

FERC issues notice of investigation into the Market Power Mitigation Rules and Consideration of Fuel Price Adjustment in the ISO-NE Tariff.  Specifically, in the Dynegy Order, the FERC directed ISO-NE, on or before July 5, 2023, to either:  (1) show cause as to why the Tariff, specifically its mitigation rules that can result in market power mitigation that increases the offers of a Market Participant and provision(s) that do not allow different fuel price adjustments to apply to certain offer segments of the Reference Level and not others, remains just and reasonable and not unduly discriminatory or preferential; or (2) explain what Tariff changes it believes would remedy the identified concerns if the FERC were to determine that the Tariff has in fact become unjust and unreasonable or unduly discriminatory or preferential and, therefore, proceeds to establish a replacement Tariff.  Interventions must be filed on or before Jun 2, 2023.

FERC granted in part and denied in part Dynegy’s request for cost recovery for unrecovered costs incurred in connection with the Dec 24 Winter Storm Elliott event.  Specifically, the FERC granted Dynegy recovery of its costs related to downward price mitigation and to the regulatory costs incurred in connection with the cost recovery filing (regulatory cost recovery subject to a 60-day compliance filing detailing its actual costs).  The FERC denied Dynegy’s request to recover costs related to upward price mitigation. 

ISO-NE and NEP file revisions to TSA-NEP-86 so that the TSA, as revised, will function solely to ensure that certain provisions related to the Contract Termination Charges (“CTCs”) defined and set forth in certain Restructuring Agreements remain in effect until such time as the CTCs are fully recovered.

ISO-NE and NEP file revisions to NEP-SA 23 so that the SA, as revised, will function solely to ensure that certain provisions related to the Contract Termination Charges (“CTCs”) defined and set forth in certain Restructuring Agreements remain in effect until such time as the CTCs are fully recovered.