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AEP Seeks Guarantees to Ensure Economic Viability of Ohio Fleet
American Electric Power’s (AEP’s) Ohio unit has asked the state’s Public Utilities Commission for permission to essentially charge customers for costs to operate nine unregulated coal-fired units, a move the company says will address market volatility and ensure the economic viability of Ohio’s generation. AEP Ohio on Oct. 3 proposed an “expanded” power purchase agreement […]
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Legal & Regulatory
Federal Court Blocks New Jersey Plan to Subsidize New Plants
Following up on a similar decision in Maryland last month, a federal court threw out New Jersey’s attempt to spur construction of new power plants outside of PJM’s capacity auctions, saying that it was an unconstitutional state attempt to interfere with the wholesale power market. New Jersey’s Long-Term Capacity Pilot Project (LCAPP), enacted in 2011, […]
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