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Exelon-Constellation merger edges closer to completion
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On the back of further regulatory approvals, the creation of the largest competitive energy provider in the US is now looming ever closer
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has reopened a case concerning the impact of the 2000–01 California power crisis on the Pacific Northwest. Pauline McCallion reports
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Ferc’s new interstate transmission rule addresses regional planning and cost allocation concerns, but there could be more controversy to come. Pauline McCallion reports
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US power bodies call for clarity on Dodd-Frank “swap” definition
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More guidance is needed from the CFTC on the definition of a swap, according to Ferc and other industry associations concerned about regulatory overlap
Regulator strengthens enforcement authority
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CFTC finalises new Dodd-Frank anti-manipulation rule but energy experts continue to question its value
FERC requirements “burdensome & potentially misleading”
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A move to boost the electricity market’s transparency through additional data reporting has drawn criticism and raised questions about the FERC’s focus. Pauline McCallion reports
Report recommends ways to tackle energy market manipulation
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A new report has suggested a framework for identifying market manipulation, arguing further clarity will boost market liquidity
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Dodd-Frank manipulation rules could “chill” energy market and boost regulatory infrastructure costs: ER USA panel
Will ruling create agreement on regulatory jurisdiction?
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The FERC’s $30m fine for former a Amaranth trader has set a strong precedent for market manipulation cases, but regulatory overall jurisdiction remains unclear. Pauline McCallion reports
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Orders will dictate change in the wholesale electricity markets this year, requiring all regional transmission organisations, independent system operators and participants to respond. Executive Director...
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