ACORE Protest of ISO-New England Minimum Offer Price Rule Comments & TestimonyBy Allie HartleyApril 21, 2022ACORE Protest to FERC on ISO New England Proposal
ACORE Comments on Department of Defense Request for Information on Carbon Pollution-Free Electricity Comments & TestimonyBy Blake McCarrenMarch 7, 2022ACORE-CFE-Comments_3.7.22
Post-Technical Conference Comments of Clean Energy Organizations on Energy and Ancillary Services Markets Comments & TestimonyBy Allie HartleyFebruary 4, 2022Post-Technical Conference Comments of Clean Energy Organizations on Energy and Ancillary Services Markets
Additional PREF Comments on ERCOT Market Design Comments & TestimonyBy Allie HartleyDecember 10, 2021Additional PREF Comments on ERCOT Market Design
Ensuring Low-Cost Reliability: Resource Adequacy Recommendations for a Clean Energy Grid ReportsBy Allie HartleyNovember 23, 2021Ensuring Low-Cost Reliability: Resource Adequacy Recommendations for a Clean Energy Grid Appendix A: Legal Analysis Appendix B: Technical Analysis
U.S. Partnership for Renewable Energy Finance Letter on ERCOT Wholesale Electric Market Design LettersBy Allie HartleyNovember 23, 2021U.S. Partnership for Renewable Energy Finance Letter on ERCOT Wholesale Electric Market Design
PREF Comments on ERCOT Market Design Comments & TestimonyBy Erin SnyderAugust 16, 2021PREF Comments on ERCOT Market Design
PREF Letter on Ensuring Texas Electric Reliability and Economic Competitiveness LettersBy Alex HobsonAugust 9, 2021PREF Letter on Ensuring Texas Electric Reliability and Economic Competitiveness
Energy Market Design and the Southeast United States ReportsBy Erin SnyderJune 29, 2021Energy Market Design and the Southeast United States
WSJ Factcheck: Renewables Are Not to Blame for Recent Power Outages and Grid Issues in Texas and California BlogBy ACOREJune 24, 2021By: ACORE Communications Team June 24, 2021 The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board continues to spread blatant misinformation to promote the false narrative that recent power outages and grid issues in Texas and California were caused by the increasing presence of renewable power. Following four rejected attempts to allow us to correct the record in…
