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Chief Judge Grants Settlement Rate for East Coast Power Linden Holding

FERC Chief Judge issued an order granting East Coast Power Linden Holding's motion to implement a settlement rate on an interim basis under Docket ER19-2858. The order (195 FERC 63,002) was filed on April 6, 2026, and represents a procedural resolution in this electric rate case. This settlement rate will remain in effect pending further proceedings.

Market Power Analysis Request for Northeast Region

FERC's Office of Energy Market Regulation issued a letter to Antrim Wind Energy LLC and affiliated entities requesting additional information within 30 days to process their December 30, 2025 filing of an updated market power analysis for the Northeast region. The request covers four related dockets: ER19-1889, ER18-1984, ER10-2818, and ER10-2806. Recipients include Antrim Wind Energy LLC, Big Level Wind LLC, TransAlta Energy Marketing Corporation, and TransAlta Energy Marketing (US) Inc.

San Diego Gas & Electric Settlement Judge Report

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's settlement judge filed a report in docket ER25-270 regarding San Diego Gas & Electric Company's electric rate case. The report documents the outcome of settlement negotiations and has been submitted to the Commission for review. This is a procedural filing that does not impose new obligations or deadlines.

Chief Judge Designates Settlement Judge for Platte River

FERC Chief Judge designated Judge Sattan as settlement judge in Platte River Power Authority rate case ER26-998. This procedural order initiates a settlement phase in the electric rate case proceeding. No substantive changes to regulatory requirements or deadlines are imposed by this designation.

Settlement Judge Designation - Tri-State Generation and Transmission

FERC Chief Judge designated Administrative Law Judge A. Satt as Settlement Judge in the Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc. rate case (ER26-1183). This procedural order initiates a formal settlement discussion process for the electric rate proceeding before the case proceeds to litigation.

Settlement Judge Designation - Consolidated Edison Rate Case

FERC Chief Judge issued an order designating Administrative Law Judge A. Satt as Settlement Judge for Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. under rate case docket ER26-1206. This is a standard procedural step in FERC administrative proceedings, allowing parties an opportunity to explore settlement before full litigation. No new obligations, penalties, or compliance deadlines are created by this designation.

Second Settlement Judge Report for Startrans IO

FERC Settlement Judge Nagel filed the Second Settlement Judge Report for Startrans IO, L.L.C. under Docket ER26-302. The report documents the status of settlement proceedings in this electric transmission rate case, summarizing outcomes from settlement conferences conducted with the parties.

Second Settlement Report - Entergy Arkansas Rate Case

FERC Settlement Judge Nagel filed the second settlement report in Entergy Arkansas, LLC's rate case under Docket ER26-263 on April 6, 2026. The report was transmitted to the Commission and Chief Judge as part of the administrative settlement process in this electric rate proceeding. This is a procedural filing that does not impose new obligations on any party.

Entergy Arkansas Settlement Judge Report

FERC Settlement Judge P. Hurt filed the Second Report of Settlement Judge regarding Entergy Arkansas, LLC et al. in rate case docket ER26-408. The report documents the status of settlement discussions in this electric rate proceeding. No new compliance obligations or deadlines were established.

Tucson Electric Power Section 206 Proceeding Refund Date Order

FERC issued an order establishing the refund effective date for Tucson Electric Power Company and affiliated entities in ongoing Section 206 rate proceedings under dockets ER10-2564, ER10-2600, ER10-2289, and EL26-55. The order addresses changes in status and sets the timeline for potential refunds to affected customers. FERC Citation: 195FERC61,008.