Utility Dive•14 days ago
Duke University launches power sector ‘competitiveness’ dashboard for Southeast
Key Takeaway
Participation in RTOs/ISOs is identified as a critical factor for power sector competitiveness in the Southeast, offering more favorable market conditions for developers and large power consumers.
AI Summary
- •Duke University launched a new dashboard to assess power sector competitiveness across the Southeast.
- •The dashboard's initial findings indicate a strong correlation between participation in Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs) or Independent System Operators (ISOs) and higher competitiveness among Southern states.
- •For developers and large power consumers, this suggests that RTO/ISO regions in the Southeast may offer more favorable market conditions, potentially leading to lower costs, greater market access, and more transparent operations.
- •This analysis provides actionable intelligence for developers and large loads considering market entry or expansion, highlighting the regulatory and market structure advantages of RTO/ISO territories.
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