Two Penn. Utilities Offer Restructuring Proposal

Fortnightly Magazine - January 15 1996
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In the second phase of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission's (PUC's) investigation into electric industry restructuring, Metropolitan Edison (ME) and Pennsylvania Electric (PE) have proposed a regional wholesale electricity market based on the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland power pool. All electric generators would sell into the market, which would function as a spot market, while accommodating bilateral contracts.

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The pool would coordinate all power sales and purchases to assure the reliability and integrity of the regional electric grid. An independent system operator (ISO) would manage the pool-based market and would contract with pool members to settle reliability concerns and develop emergency procedures. The ISO would be responsible for regional transmission planning.

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