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: Energy Legal BlogNo Free Pass for Absconding Duquesne Light, Say PJM and Capacity Suppliers
By Tracy Davis
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In December 4, 2007 pleadings to FERC, PJM Interconnection and several PJM member utilities and power suppliers did not oppose Duquesne Light's right to exit PJM?s organized market, but did ask the agency to impose conditions on Duquesne?s withdrawal. Among those conditions, they asked that Duquesne be required to hold other PJM participants harmless and satisfy all of its PJM contractual agreements, including its existing forward capacity obligations.
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Full post as published by Energy Legal Blog on December 21, 2007 (boomark / email).
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