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DOE Issues Rare Emergency Order to Delay Michigan Coal Plant Retirement Amid MISO Grid Risk

May 31, 2025
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The Department of Energy (DOE) has issued an emergency order to delay the closure of Consumer Energy’s 1,560-MW J.H. Campbell coal-fired power plant in West Olive, Michigan, citing urgent reliability concerns […]

The post DOE Issues Rare Emergency Order to Delay Michigan Coal Plant Retirement Amid MISO Grid Risk appeared first on POWER Magazine.

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Uneven pace of FERC Order 2022 implementation continues as grid operators face challenges

October 12, 2023
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I hardly think of this as news; these concerns have been talked and written about since 2009
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Microsoft Continued investments in supply chain security in support of the cybersecurity Executive Order 14028

May 10, 2022
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I've personally witnessed, and participated in, Microsoft's commitment to implement cybersecurity software supply chain improvements to help the US Government implement Executive Order 14028 requirements for SBOM. While many software vendors are talking the talk on Executive Order 14028 the folks at Microsoft are walking the walk and making real progress. I fully expect that Microsoft..
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Mixed Reactions to FERC’s Recent MOPR Order from Power Generators

December 28, 2019
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The post Mixed Reactions to FERC’s Recent MOPR Order from Power Generators appeared first on POWER Magazine.

On Dec. 19, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) directed PJM Interconnection to dramatically expand its Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) to nearly all state-subsidized capacity resources. It’s the latest of a series of dramatic revisions to the grid operator’s rule, which essentially functions to provide a minimum offer screening process to bar new market entrants from artificially depressing capacity auction clearing prices.

See why the recent order is significant here, “The Significance of FERC’s Recent PJM MOPR Order Explained.”

The barrage of news reports about the order that followed its release focused heavily on the divided vote, noting it fell along the commissioners’ political affiliations: Chairman Neil Chatterjee and Bernard McNamee are Republicans, and Richard Glick is a Democrat. As Cheryl LaFleur, a commissioner who left FERC in August, told POWER, FERC—an independent regulatory government agency that is officially organized as part of the Department of Energy—has increasingly been mired in partisanship and politicization.…

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