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FERC approves tougher MISO penalties for non-performing demand-side resources
Two Federal Energy Regulatory Commission members urged parties to monitor the rules in case they drive well-performing demand response and behind-the-meter resources from the grid operator’s market.
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Two Federal Energy Regulatory Commission members urged parties to monitor the rules in case they drive well-performing demand response and behind-the-meter resources from the grid operator’s market. Demand-side resources play a key role in MISO’s ability to maintain a reliable grid. In its most recent planning resource auction, LMRs backed by demand resources cleared 9.1 GW of capacity, while those backed by behind-the-meter generation contributed 4.3 GW of capacity for the summer season.
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