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Design Concepts for EDAM Congestion Revenue Allocation Are Taking Shape

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By Hannah Grover Verified
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As the California Independent System Operator works to develop a long-term congestion revenue allocation framework for the Extended Day-Ahead Market, utilities and industry stakeholders are backing two proposed designs while largely rejecting a third. During a Western Energy Markets Governing Body meeting on June 17 in New Mexico, Milos Bosanac, manager of policy development with CAISO, presented three design concepts that are currently being evaluated in stakeholder working groups.
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Design Concepts for EDAM Congestion Revenue Allocation Are Taking Shape

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By Hannah Grover Verified
| Energy NewsData Verified
As the California Independent System Operator works to develop a long-term congestion revenue allocation framework for the Extended Day-Ahead Market, utilities and industry stakeholders are backing two proposed designs while largely rejecting a third. During a Western Energy Markets Governing Body meeting on June 17 in New Mexico, Milos Bosanac, manager of policy development with CAISO, presented three design concepts that are currently being evaluated in stakeholder working groups.
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Southwest Gas Customers in California Could See Higher Bills

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By Hannah Grover Verified
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Despite a reduction in operating-revenue requirements between Southwest Gas Company’s initial application to the California Public Utilities Commission and those in a proposed decision, rates for some customers could increase by more than 20 percent should the CPUC approve it. Administrative Law Judge Jeffrey Lee issued the proposed decision on June 12 [A24-09-001]. The earliest the CPUC could vote on it is July 16. kAm%96 AC@A@D65 564:D:@?
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