NV Energy proposes $500M wildfire self-insurance policy, disaster plan cost recovery
Policy aims to mitigate customer financial risk from catastrophic wildfires potentially linked to utility equipment.

Policy aims to mitigate customer financial risk from catastrophic wildfires potentially linked to utility equipment.

The challengers highlight that ANR’s proposed return on equity of 14.54% is 300 basis points higher than FERC’s most recently litigated ROE.

Distribution, transmission, and state policies identified as major contributors, challenging assumptions about PJM’s recent record capacity auction.

The split decision seeks to strike a balance between incentivizing transmission development with consumer protection, setting a potential precedent for future projects.

The petition challenges FERC’s decision to apply a revised ROE methodology retroactively, impacting refunds and potentially setting a precedent for future rate cases.

Virginia’s data center boom is sparking a heated interstate dispute over how to assign costs for billions of dollars in grid upgrades.

The decision establishes a temporary price cap and floor for 2026/2027 and 2027/2028 delivery years, aiming to balance market stability and consumer protection amid rapid load growth and resource retirements.

Exorbitant price increases in PJM’s latest capacity auction are projected to cost New Jersey ratepayers $1.7 billion, prompting calls for the investigation.

PJM has designated the multi-state transmission project portfolio as essential to address reliability issues and growing data center loads by 2030.

The advocacy group argues that ISOs lack the legal authority to collect tariffs, which are the responsibility of U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Further delays in the approval of the market reforms could leave up to 3 GW of new resources ineligible for the next capacity commitment period, according to one estimate.

Cities appeal FERC’s decision on the $2 billion transmission project, arguing unfair cost allocation.

The coalition warns that inaction could lead to consumer costs more than doubling to a staggering $37 billion in the 2026/2027 auction.

The coalition warns that inaction could lead to consumer costs more than doubling to a staggering $37 billion in the 2026/2027 auction.