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FERC'S Connected Entity NOPR and Price Formation Update

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FERC'S Connected Entity NOPR and Price Formation Update
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Session 1: FERC’s Connected Entity NOPR - Listen to a discussion of potential new reporting requirements for RTO market participants under the Connected Entity NOPR.

Session 2: Update on Energy Price Formation - For the last two years, FERC has studied the way the various ISOs and RTOs compensate power generators in the organized markets. What is the proper way to compensate a generator for ancillary services, regulation, energy, and capacity? What are proper ways to ensure the development of new generation?

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1. FERC’s Connected Entity NOPR (Sep 2016)

William B. Conway Jr.

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Session 1 —23 mins
FERC’s Connected Entity NOPR (Sep 2016)

Listen to a discussion of potential new reporting requirements for RTO market participants under the Connected Entity NOPR.

Originally presented: Sep 2016 Gas and Power Institute

William B. Conway Jr., Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP - Washington, DC

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2. Update on Energy Price Formation (Sep 2016)

Susan Pope

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Update on Energy Price Formation (Sep 2016)

For the last two years, FERC has studied the way the various ISOs and RTOs compensate power generators in the organized markets. What is the proper way to compensate a generator for ancillary services, regulation, energy, and capacity? What are proper ways to ensure the development of new generation?

Originally presented: Sep 2016 Gas and Power Institute

Susan Pope, FTI Consulting, Inc. - Boston, MA