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What do you think FERC should do???????????? ???????? ?????????????????????? ???? ???????????????????? ????????????????, ?????????????????? ??????????????????? $2.4 trillion is at stake! This decision impacts potentially $2.4 trillion (yes, with a "t"!) of investments by 2050 and is arguably "one of the costliest electricity decisions in history." The future of electric transmission development hangs in the balance.?Will FERC implement a rule that supports competition for transmission projects or will they choose to protect existing, regulated utilities?

"Texas offers comparative advantages for power plant construction and for making money on batteries. The wide-open landscape provides plenty of cheap real estate. Permitting is relatively easy to navigate there, especially compared with the states that have used policy mandates to drive energy storage adoption, like California and New York. Crucially, developers can bank on a?swift interconnection, the process by which the grid operator clears a?project to hook up to the electrical system." https://lnkd.in/gcgp8Eaj

On May 13, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued two orders designed to facilitate expansion of the interstate transmission grid. We provide a summary here: https://okt.to/ik5Knl #FERC #Transmission #Energy

At the Energy Storage Summit USA 2024, it was discussed that the issue of battery energy storage systems (BESS) reliability in Texas is still a concern for ERCOT, despite the recent rejection of NPRR 1186. This rule would have mandated BESS to maintain a minimum state of charge to fulfill ancillary service duties, addressing occasional failures to provide contracted power. While the proposal was dismissed due to its discriminatory nature against BESS, concerns persist over the reliability of batteries as providers of essential grid services. Financial penalties currently in place for "failure to provide" are deemed insufficient by ERCOT, suggesting that further measures may be considered to enhance BESS reliability, possibly including stricter penalties or exclusion from ancillary service markets for underperforming units. This ongoing issue underscores the challenge of integrating and managing BESS in Texas's evolving energy market. Johnny Howze, III, Bryant Frihart https://lnkd.in/gqiDArwx

Thanks for pulling together this helpful summary of FERC’s rulemakings!

On May 13, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued two orders designed to facilitate expansion of the interstate transmission grid. We provide a summary here: https://okt.to/ik5Knl #FERC #Transmission #Energy

????The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued Order 1920, which puts more of the power to regulate #electricity transmission in the hands of the states. The goal is to increase transmission capacity so more #renewableenergy can come online and lower electricity prices for consumers - a goal I think we can all get behind. A handful of states, however, are suing to stop the rule from being implemented, arguing that it reduces their ability to regulate transmission in their states. Fortunately, 14 states and the District of Columbia have petitioned the Commission to keep the rule in place, arguing it not only increases the role states have to play in building electricity transmission but also lowers overall electricity prices?for all stakeholders. I’m hoping Order 1920 stays in place because the benefits of increasing transmission and allowing more renewable energy on the grid, which will accelerate lower prices, are potentially grid-changing.? https://lnkd.in/ex9pjjsh?#Deliveringacleanenergyfuture #commercialsolar #communitysolar

On May 13, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued two orders designed to facilitate expansion of the interstate transmission grid. We provide a summary here: https://okt.to/ik5Knl #FERC #Transmission #Energy

On May 13, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued two orders designed to facilitate expansion of the interstate transmission grid. We provide a summary here: https://okt.to/ik5Knl #FERC #Transmission #Energy

On May 13, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued two orders designed to facilitate expansion of the interstate transmission grid. We provide a summary here: https://okt.to/ik5Knl #FERC #Transmission #Energy