FERC Enforcement’s Refusal to Prosecute Capacity Market Arbitrage Provides Important Compliance Lessons

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Nov 29, 2018 | Energy News, FERC Highlights

Bob Fallon, Engleman Fallon, PLLC, 202 464-1331, rfallon@www.efenergylaw.com The most interesting part of FERC Enforcement’s annual report is not what Enforcement did in the prior year but what they did not do – what they decided not to prosecute.   In its annual...

FERC Rejects Complaint Against the California Independent System Operator Corporation

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Nov 19, 2018 | Energy News, FERC Highlights

FERC Chairman Chatterjee Criticizes Colleagues for Changing Settled Expectations and ISO-NE for Filing to Change Prices

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Nov 17, 2018 | Energy News, FERC Highlights, Publications

Recently appointed FERC Chairman Neil Chatterjee issued his first dissent since being appointed Chairman.  See ISO-New England Inc, Docket No. ER18-1170, 2-1 vote (Commissioners LaFleur, Glick in the majority, Chairman Chatterjee in dissent, with Commissioner McIntyre...

Beaver Creek Wind Wants FERC to Expeditiously Rule that a Battery is Not a “Power Production Facility” for QF Purposes

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Oct 15, 2018 | Energy News, FERC Highlights

Integration of Battery Storage Causes QF to Exceed 80 MW PURPA QF Limit, Utility Tells FERC

by Engleman Fallon PLLC | Sep 15, 2018 | Energy News, FERC Highlights