US power market concern over FERC credit reforms

Pauline McCallion
05 May 2010

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In the wake of the financial crisis, the US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued a set of credit reforms for the organised US wholesale power markets.

The proposals (see 'Proposed reforms' at the end of this feature) have generally been welcomed, as market participants agree with the imposition of limitations in several areas, as well as the need to set strict standards for monitoring credit risk-related issues in general. However, such measures have traditionally been imposed at a

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