Reply comments filed by over 90 parties, including: Acadia Center/CLF, CT AG, Dominion, Enel, Eversource,  LS Power, MA AG, MMWEC, NESCOE, NextEra, Shell, UCS, Vistra, ACPA/ESA, AEE, APPA, EEI, ELCON, Environmental and Renewable Energy Advocates, EPSA, Harvard ELI, NRECA, SEIA

FERC issues a “Notice of Denial of Rehearing by Operation of Law and Providing for Further Consideration” of Green Development’s request for rehearing of the Green Development Complaint Order

NTE Connecticut, LLC (Killingly’s Project Sponsor) requests a one-week extension of the comment deadline, from November 26, 2021,
to December 3, 2021

Anbaric/MWWEC and Borrego protest FCA16 Qualification Info. Filing

NSTAR proposes limited revisions to its Order 864 compliance filing

Versant submits joint offer of settlement between itself and the MPUC to resolve all issues raised by the MPUC in response to Versant’s Order 864 compliance filings

Versant Power submits an uncontested Joint Offer of Settlement between itself and the MPUC to resolve all issues raised by the MPUC with regards to Versant Power’s 2020 annual transmission charges update

FERC accepts (i) the memberships of CPV Valley, Generation Bridge Connecticut Holdings, Generation Bridge M&M Holdings, J.P. Morgan Ventures Energy Corporation, Oxford Energy Center, Naugatuck Avenue Storage, Norman Street ES, Westfield ESS; and (ii) the name change of Rhode Island Bioenergy Facility, LLC (f/k/a Orbit Energy Rhode Island, LLC)

FERC issues Mystic ROE Allegheny Order, modifying and setting aside the Mystic ROE Order in part, reducing the base ROE to 9.19% 

FERC seeks comment on various issues that have arisen regarding reactive power capability compensation and market design

Mystic responds to ENECOS‘ and NESCOE’s formal challenges to its Sep 15 CAPEX Info Filing

FERC-NERC-Regional Entity Staff Report: The February 2021 Cold Weather Outages in Texas and the South Central United States.

Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility (GBPSR) submits comments suggesting that the auction process should also account for the environmental and social impact of competing energy sources (prioritizing wind and solar power over coal, gas, and oil) and for “greater transparency from ISO New England in their grid transition planning and that they allow for more public participation.”

FERC issues second deficiency letter; responses due on or before December 13, 2021

ISO-NE and NEPOOL file changes to expand the resources that may be relied upon in certain transmission planning studies and revisions to clarify language in Attachment K

FERC issues further supplemental notice regarding Nov 15 Regional Transmission Planning Reforms Technical Conference

ISO-NE files required quarterly report

CT Parties, ENECOS, MA AG appeal Mystic ROE Order and September 13 Notice of Denial by Operation of Law of Rehearings of Mystic ROE Order

ISO-NE and Pixelle Androscoggin oppose Waiver Request

ISO-NE submits required FCA16 informational filing

ISO-NE files ICR-Related Values for the 2025-26 Capacity Commitment Period

FERC rejects Sterling Property IA termination notice

CMP submits responses to second deficiency letter 

ISO-NE responds to Sep 7 Order Briefing and Show Cause Order, asserting that Schedule 25 of the OATT and Section I.3.10 of the
Tariff remain just and reasonable

NEPOOL files comments supporting NESCOE 2022 Budget Filing

FERC Chairman Glick responds to MA AG Oct 7 letter

FERC accepts corrections

ISO-NE files to terminate Killingly’s CSO for Resource 38663, which will remove Killingly’s qualified capacity, make Killingly ineligible to participate in FCA16, and cause ISO-NE to draw down the financial assurance provided for Killingly.

ISO-NE files notice of suspension of EIP Investment, LLC from the New England Markets

NextEra answers NECEC’s Oct 22 Reply Brief

Howard Wind requests authorization for a transaction pursuant to which Greenbacker Wind will acquire 100% of the ownership interests in Howard Wind

FERC issues supplemental notice of Nov 15 tech conf.