On the recordSeptember 10, 2003
So that right now, the power is in the States to get utilities to join RTOs, and this legislation would give FERC the power to order them in?
So that right now, the power is in the States to get utilities to join RTOs, and this legislation would give FERC the power to order them in?
Clarification on the power dynamics between states and FERC regarding RTOs.
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