Letter order granting the ISO-NE and PTO Administrative Committee joint abeyance motion
Topics in the text: Filing procedure · Cost allocation
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Unpaginated filing
Five of six cases go into 90-day abeyance; responses are due November 16.
Therefore, responses to the Show Cause Order will be due on November 16, 2026, and answers to responses will be due on December 16, 2026. Source text
Unpaginated filing
A timely section 205 filing suspends that respondent's duty to answer the show-cause order.
then the obligation of the respondent(s) who have made such an FPA section 205 filing to file a response to the Show Cause Order will be suspended Source text
Unpaginated filing
FERC granted abeyance because each movant described its coming filing and named a filing date.
Joint Movants have provided a robust description of the filing that the entities anticipate making, provided a date by which they intend to make such filing Source text
Unpaginated filing
FERC invites each respondent to say which tariff revisions justify ending the show-cause case.
we encourage ISO-NE and/or Participating Transmission Owners to explain, with specificity, which of their proposed Tariff revisions they believe resolve all or some of the Commission’s preliminary findings in the Show Cause Order Source text
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Opening text
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In this order, we grant the Abeyance Motion filed by Joint Movants and hold this proceeding in abeyance for 90 days.Read this passage
Footnotes
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Footnotes [fn:2] 16 U.S.C. § 824e. [fn:3] ISO New Eng.Read this passage