2020 SPEAKER SERIES

Managing the MOPR: Maryland Response to FERC Order

MCEC Speaker Series Session05 10.01.2020 Slide-Title

A divided Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued an order in December of 2019, directing the PJM Interconnection to dramatically expand its Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) to nearly all state-subsidized capacity resources. The order will have a significant impact on the capacity market which serves Maryland ratepayers. Will regulators, utilities, and consumers be able to find common ground in responding to the order? Find out how retail rates will be impacted and what this directive could mean to mandated renewable energy supply goals in law today. Be informed. Be VERY informed. Don’t miss this extended session!

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MODERATOR

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Del. Lorig Charkoudian

Maryland Delegate, District 20
House Economic Matters Committee
Maryland General Assembly
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PANELISTS

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Mason Emnett

VP- Competitive Market Policy
Exelon
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Asim Haque

Vice President – State and Member Services
PJM Interconnection
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Travis Kavulla

Vice President, Regulatory Affairs
NRG Energy
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Dr. Ryan Opsal

Director of Policy
Maryland Energy Administration
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Jason Stanek

Chairman
Maryland Public Service Commission
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