This category contains all Filing-related Posts regardless of the subcategory.
On September 5, 2025, NEPGA filed an Answer in response to ISO-NE’s, the Internal Market Monitor’s (IMM) and Vitol’s answers to NEPGA’s complaint pursuant to which NEPGA seeks relief from a Pay for Performance design that under certain conditions imposes a charge on a capacity resource that delivers its full Capacity Supply Obligation quantity in […]
On Friday, July 25, 2025, NEPGA filed a Complaint explaining that the ISO-NE Tariff is unjust and unreasonable because it allows for a capacity resource that delivers energy and/or reserves during a Capacity Scarcity Condition (CSC) equal to its Capacity Supply Obligation to be charged rather than paid (as part of the so-called Pay for […]
On May 21, NEPGA submitted comments to the NH Department of Energy regarding its upcoming 10-year energy strategy.
On April 9, 2025, NEPGA filed Comments in support of ISO-NE’s filing in compliance with Order No. 904 (eliminating compensation for reactive power within the standard power factor range) (FERC Docket No. ER25-1703-000).
On March 11, 2025, NEPGA filed a motion asking FERC to direct the Participating Transmission Owners and ISO-NE to make a correction to their compliance filing on the RENEW Northeast complaint on Network Upgrade costs.
On Tuesday, March 11, NEPGA filed a motion to intervene and comments in FERC Docket ER25-1445-000.
On March 10, NEPGA filed comments in support of ISO-NE’s Exigent Circumstances filing asking FERC to accept Tariff changes allowing ISO-NE, on a temporary basis, to collect tariffs if ISO-NE is directed to pay any tariff directed by the U.S. Executive Branch.
On Tuesday, February 11, NEPGA testified in support of NH HB 696, regarding the Utility Property Tax and Statewide Education Property Tax. Also on Tuesday, February 11, NEPGA filed written testimony in opposition of NH SB112, regarding purchased power agreements for electric distribution utilities. On Wednesday, February 12, NEPGA testified in support of NH SB […]
NEPGA comment letter to the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection on their proposal to increase the GHG allowance Minimum Reserve Price from $0.50 to $9 per allowance.
NEPGA led a coalition including Clean Energy New Hampshire, Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire, Conservation Law Foundation, The Consumer Energy Alliance, Granite State Hydropower Association, The Nature Conservancy, and Southern New Hampshire Services opposing a New Hampshire PUC proposal to limit participation in regulatory dockets (Docket DRM 24-085 & 24-086).
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