KUALA LUMPUR: The adjustment of the basic gas facility tariff for the Third Regulatory Period (RP3) from January 2026 to December 2028 will not result in an increase in overall gas prices to end consumers in the near term, according to the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers (FMM). FMM also welcomes a transparent and structured mechanism under the Incentive Based Regulation (IBR) framework for determining the basic tariff for gas facilities which is reviewed every three years by the Energy Commission and approved by the government. “Based on current projections, the total gas price paid by end-users including industrial customers in […]

The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority held a Dec. 10 scheduling conference in docket 2410O4 to set procedure and a timeline for reconsideration of United Illuminating Company rate‑case issues; PURA aims for a final decision by March 5, 2026, while parties debate whether new evidence requires an evidentiary hearing or can be handled in technical sessions.

Turkey is updating its electricity tariff system as of January 1, 2026, lowering the annual consumption limit to 4,000 kWh. Around 2.5 million households will be affected by higher electricity bills u...

The Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) has made significant changes to its interconnection processes, approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), aimed at improving operational efficiency and fairness within the generator interconnection process. The revised rules, which came into effect on December 2nd, restrict changes to interconnection points once a queue cap is established, while also granting customers more flexibility in modifying site control requirements for generating facilities. This balance between customer flexibility and curbing speculative submissions is expected to provide a more efficient and transparent interconnection process, while ensuring reliable access to the transmission system across MISO's 15-state grid.

The US Energy Secretary has issued a directive aimed at expanding federal authority over large load interconnections, including data centers, which would have the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) assert jurisdiction over such connections. The proposal has sparked mixed reactions from utilities, states, and industry stakeholders, with some expressing concerns about infringing on state authority, while others welcomed the clarity and certainty it brings to the industry, citing inconsistencies in the current framework that lead to delays and inefficiencies.

The Planning Commission publicly introduced a draft ordinance to regulate battery energy storage systems (BESS) — covering permitting, setbacks, safety, emergency response, decommissioning and financial assurance — and sought feedback; no vote was taken and staff will refine language after further legal and stakeholder review.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) November 2025 meeting agenda highlights a continued focus on critical energy infrastructure projects, with environmental considerations playing a significant role in the review process. Several Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity (CPCNs) for pipeline expansions and modifications, as well as authorization requests for liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities, are under review. Additionally, FERC is scrutinizing environmental data submissions to ensure responsible energy development, with several proceedings being addressed proactively in response to emerging issues within the energy landscape.

ANGC and intervenor witnesses told the PSC that upfront telemetry costs and how Enbridge treats metering/telemetry create a barrier to customers switching from sales service to transportation service; they recommended rate-basing or other remedies to avoid disincentives.

A growing coalition of state lawmakers and advocates is proposing significant changes to address the rapid expansion of data centers within the PJM Interconnection grid, which serves 13 states in the Northeast. The plan aims to balance incentives for data centers to generate their own power with measures to protect ratepayers and reduce blackout risk, including prioritizing power interruptions for data centers without on-site generation during periods of high demand. As the data center industry is projected to add nearly 32 gigawatts to the grid's peak load by 2030, lawmakers seek a collaborative solution to mitigate the impact on consumers and ensure reliable energy supply.

The Public Service Commission set a procedural schedule for PEPCO’s rate case at the Nov. 12 prehearing conference, adopting an update‑to‑actuals date of Dec. 18, 2025, and firming deadlines for direct testimony, rebuttal, evidentiary hearings and briefs.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has officially approved NRG Energy's $12 billion acquisition of a significant portfolio of power generation assets from LS Power, which includes 18 natural gas-fired facilities across nine states, doubling the size of NRG's current fleet and expanding its market presence to nearly 10 gigawatts in the PJM market.

Commission staff summarized competing proposals on recovered methane: CDPHE and CEO urged no fixed rule cap and plan‑level review, environmental groups pressed to retain a 5% cap and to limit rule language that could allow exceedances; commissioners asked staff to draft rule and decision language to address concerns but did not adopt a final fixed cap today.

House clerks read House Joint Resolution 243 proposing a 24-month moratorium on tariff-increase petitions filed by Loma Energía or related entities and ordering an independent tariff audit; the House approved the resolution on the floor.

County staff introduced draft amendments to Accomack County Code chapter 106 to regulate battery energy storage systems, proposing to confine them to industrial zones, require conditional-use review, a decommissioning bond and safety plans reviewed by public safety. No vote was taken.

The commission accepted Potomac Edison's revised tariff pages to permit pre-application and processing fees for small-generator interconnection requests, including a $300 pre-application fee the company says matches other utilities; staff found the filing compliant with COMAR and recommended acceptance.

The commission issued a final order in Atmos Energy's rate case, adopting many public utility staff recommendations including use of a historic test year, a 50‑50 capital structure and a 9.4% return on equity, while also accepting some company proposals such as an incentive compensation program.

The commission voted to adopt final rules implementing a recent state law requiring annual pressure testing of natural gas piping in schools; key changes included a firm July 15 testing deadline for all schools and a requirement to notify the commission and gas providers immediately when a leak is detected and to notify the provider in writing once

A recent Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) ruling has rejected a challenge from Kentucky's public service commission and attorney general, affirming a practice where Kentucky Power ratepayers fund transmission upgrades built by other American Electric Power (AEP) subsidiaries within the PJM Interconnection, known as "supplemental" projects. The FERC decision maintained that costs to ratepayers should align with benefits received, and found sufficient evidence did not support allegations of unfair or discriminatory cost-sharing arrangements, highlighting a complex web of transmission development and oversight in the energy market.

The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a proposed order adopting a unanimous settlement that creates a large-load power service (LLPS) tariff for Evergy customers. The settlement sets an eligibility threshold (the settlement defines the trigger at 75 megawatts), requires minimum contract terms and collateral, assigns direct interconnection and,

La Asociación de Industriales dijo que el aumento sostenido de las tarifas eléctricas reduce márgenes, frena reinversión y empuja a empresas a reubicar operaciones. Pidió medidas estructurales: regulación del transbordo (wheeling), fondo de estabilización tarifaria, incentivos para generación distribuida y más fiscalización del modelo operativo del

The Quarterly Settlements Forum, scheduled for December 4th from 10:00-11:00 a.m., will provide an in-depth look at ISO New England's settlements and billing processes, addressing key aspects of the wholesale electricity market for market participants.

The Public Utilities Regulatory Authority approved an annual revenue requirement of $802,243,643 for Yankee Gas Services Company d/b/a Eversource Energy for Nov.1,2025–Oct.31,2026, ordered $40,218,430 in refunds over three years and set an allowed return on equity at 9.32%. The authority declined to adopt a multiyear performance-based rate plan, in