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… transmission of electricity."° Under the misnomer - 5382 transmission of electricity."° Under the misnomer “electric power markets,” these regulatory constructs use marginal … - page 403
… have assumed that because RTOs are described as “electric power markets,” market forces of supply and demand set electric prices and benefit customers. RTOs are complex regulatory … - page 403
… • Electric reliability is threatened in - 5384 • Electric reliability is threatened in many RTOs. As subsidized … standards (RPS) programs have disrupted market functions, price distortions have driven out reliable, dispatchable … - page 403
… the - 5385 • RTOs are not providing the full economic benefits of renewables to customers. Because RTOs use marginal price auctions where natural gas usually sets the clearing price paid to all generators, the economic benefits of … - page 403
… and Big Tech tend to want RTO expansion for their own economic and ESG reasons. These entities can benefit economically from the complexity and marginal pricing regime of the RTOs. Increased costs and reliability … - page 403
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… • Unlike vertically integrated utilities that - 5388 • Unlike vertically integrated utilities that are accountable to state elected officials and state public utility commissions, RTOs and their … - page 404
… New Policies FERC must make reliability - 5389 New Policies FERC must make reliability of the grid and service to end use top priorities. To do so, it should: Chapter … - page 404
… RTOs no longer seem to work for the benefit of the American people. Marginal price auctions for energy are not ensuring the reliability of the grid and are not passing the full economic benefits of subsidized renewables on to customers. FERC … - page 404
… that they serve customers, not special interests and political causes. FERC should require RTOs to ensure that … dispatchable resources are properly valued to provide electricity when needed for the benefit of customers. Potential … that they serve customers, not special interests and political causes. FERC should require RTOs to ensure that … - page 404
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… capacity markets where intermittent resources participate and instead establishing “reliability” markets where dispatchable on-demand resources participate. Chapter Department of Energy and Related … capacity markets where intermittent resources participate and instead establishing “reliability” markets where … - page 404
… Alternatives to marginal price auctions also - 5395 Alternatives to marginal price auctions also should be considered. Chapter Department … Commissions Page number 404 … Alternatives to marginal price auctions also should be considered. … Alternatives to … - page 404
… to ensure - 5396 • Direct the RTOs to ensure that the economic benefits of renewables (like tax credits and no fuel … number 404 … • Direct the RTOs to ensure that the economic benefits of renewables (like tax credits and no fuel … - page 404
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… that allows subsidized resources to distort price formation in RTOs. Chapter Department of Energy and … that allows subsidized resources to distort price formation in RTOs. … • End undue discrimination that … - page 405
… structures for the sharing of resources and electric generation. Chapter Department of Energy and Related … structures for the sharing of resources and electric generation. … • §6©Affirm its commitment that states - … - page 405
… FERC: ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION - 5400 FERC: ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION Chapter Department of Energy and Related Commissions Page number 405 … FERC: ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION … FERC: ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION - 5400 … - page 405
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