Major Power System Broker Pushes for New Gas Tariffs
At least one major, regional electric grid operator in the U.S. is pressing the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to revise the tariffs interstate pipelines can charge electric utilities and to institute mandatory information sharing requirements to replace the voluntary provisions in Order 787 adopted in 2013.
FERC asked regional transmission operators (RTOs) and independent system operators (ISOs) for ideas to improve the flow of natural gas to electric utilities in cold weather. That is increasingly important as utilities retire coal- and nuclear-fired generators. The mandatory rules proposed by PJM Interconnection would r
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