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RM21-17: Order 1920 compliance filings due Feb 12, 2027
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PJM, IMM pitch competing ORDC packages at MRC

PJM, the IMM and American Municipal Power each offered MRC a package of proposed changes, with PJM and the IMM proposing different shortage-pricing levels for reserves.

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Pro forma RMR agreement and tariff redline package hit PJM's Members Committee

PJM's Members Committee took up a presentation on a pro forma Reliability Must-Run agreement, together with a package of tariff redlines marked for endorsement, on August 19, 2026, covering the terms for keeping a deactivating generator running after retirement to maintain reliability.

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PJM's flexible-resource redefinition heads to Members Committee Aug. 19

PJM proposes to narrow its Flexible Resource definition, which determines whether an inflexible resource can still draw Lost Opportunity Cost credit when PJM reduces or suspends it for reliability reasons; the item is dated for PJM's Members Committee on August 19.

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isone BRIEF

FERC tells ISO-NE to spell out how it will supply large loads

The order is one of six FERC issued to all RTOs and ISOs over reliability concerns tied to large-load growth. ISO-NE and its transmission owners have 60 days to respond, with a Section 205 filing due November 16.

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PJM Extends About 5,450 MW of Illinois Generation Past CEJA's 2030 Retirement Deadline

PJM conducted reliability determinations on Illinois generating units set to retire under the state's Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, then agreed with the owners — including Vistra, Constellation and NRG — to keep the plants in its markets at least until the end of the 2030/2031 Delivery Year.

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ercot BRIEF

NPRR 1344 would move Texas Market Test Plan language into Section 19

The impact analysis, dated July 28, 2026, estimates no cost or budgetary impact and identifies no impacts to ERCOT staffing, systems, or operations. The change requires no project and can take effect following Public Utility Commission of Texas approval.

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