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California and Midwest Orders Indicate FERC Disposed to Open Transmission to Competition and Spread the Costs of Transmission Broadly

By Tracy Davis

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In December 16 orders approving changes in how the California and Midwest Independent System Operators (ISO) plan transmission, FERC seems to preview how it intends to resolve two critically important and controversial questions that it put in play in a pending September 2010 notice of proposed rulemaking on transmission planning and cost allocation (Transmission Planning [...]

Full post as published by Energy Legal Blog on December 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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