I'm trying to read this PDF, but there appear to be blank pages - but if you highlight those pages, there is clearly text. Is this just me? Am I the problem? https://apps.apsc.arkansas.gov/pdf/07/07-014-U_51_9.pdf
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Can RTO regions support rapid economic growth in states while supporting lower reserve margins? Map says, yes! States like Pennsylvania, Illinois, California, Texas, New York, Virginia, Indiana, Colorado, Minnesota, etc. are all in electric market states.… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1653078132138688517
What could your state do with an extra $360 million a year? South Carolina ponders. https://www.scstatehouse.gov/video/stream.php?key=13323&audio=0
Well this is a very interesting chart. A southern RTO would save over 3 GW worth of capacity. Some of the biggest winners would be Southern Company and TVA. https://www.scstatehouse.gov/CommitteeInfo/ElectricityMarketReformMeasuresStudyCommittee/2022-04-27%20-%20SC%20Electricity%20Market%20Reform_Brattle%20Report.pdf
What would you like to do with an extra $3 billion in savings over 10 years? http://www.scstatehouse.gov/CommitteeInfo/ElectricityMarketReformMeasuresStudyCommittee/2022-04-27%20-%20SC%20Electricity%20Market%20Reform_Brattle%20Report.pdf
BREAKING: The South Carolina Market Reform Study Committee final report is now available via Brattle. Simple findings: Joining PJM would save ratepayers $281m-$362m ANNUALLY. Recommendation: " consider immediately initiating processes to join, create, or integrate with a regional… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1651991060292292609
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“BREAKING: The South Carolina Market Reform Study Committee final report is now available via Brattle. Simple findings: Joining PJM would save ratepayers $281m-$362m ANNUALLY. Recommendation: " consider immediately initiating processes to join, create, or integrate with a regional…”