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Coutu, Ron. “FCM Performance Incentives.” In, 2012.Abstract
coutu_ron.pdf
Coutu, Ron. FCM Performance Incentives." Harvard Electricity Policy Group 69th Plenary Session, Washington, D.C., December 6, 2012. 19 pages."
Staff, “FCM Performance Incentives.” In, 2012.Abstract
fcm_performance_white_paper.pdf
ISO New England and SPI. "FCM Performance Incentives." October, 2012.
Farrow, Dyke. “Farrow, Dyke. The Independent System Operator as Proposed for New York. May 1997.” In, 1997.Abstract
Farrow, Dyke. The Independent System Operator as Proposed for New York. May 1997.
Burke, Michael. “Fallacy Shmallacy. News From the Front, or Even Systems Need Their Space.” In, 1996.Abstract
burke_fallacy.pdf
Burke, Michael. Fallacy Shmallacy. News From the Front, or Even Systems Need Their Space. 25-26 January 1996. Draft presentation.

Externalities

Costs that are not factored into ("internalized") electricity generation, such as the environmental costs of additional pollution

Exit Fee

The price paid by a customer who switches to another electricity supplier

Exelon Corporation

Exelon Corporation

EWG (Exempt Wholesale Generator)

Under the Energy Policy Act of 1992, a wholesale generator that is exempted from certain financial and legal restrictions specified in the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935
“Evolving the RPS: A Clean Peak Standard for a Smarter Renewable Future,” 2016.Abstract
Executive Summary
Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) have been fundamental to jump-starting the renewable energy (RE) industry, accounting for over 60% of the growth in RE generation since 2000. However, the simple MWhbased approach used by traditional RPS policies does not differentiate between each renewable MWh based on its value to the grid or for reducing fuel consumption. Already some states are experiencing challenges as renewable energy production during certain times is beginning to provide diminished value in terms of reduced fuel consumption or capacity contribution. As states continue to achieve their RPS
goals and reach increasingly higher levels of RE penetration, new approaches will likely be needed to guard against diminishing returns of a simple MWh based approach.
Herling, Steven. “Evolving Regional Planning Process.” In, 2005.Abstract
herling_120905.pdf
Herling, Steven. Evolving Regional Planning Process. 9 December 2005. Presentation, 15 pages.

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