Glick pushes back on Chatterjee capacity comments
“I only listen to what [states] have to say , and quite a few of them seem to be upset and at least they are thinking about leaving. I don’t know what they’re going to do, but before FERC moves forward on a number of issues … we need to think what are the ramifications down the road. It’s not like no one had warned states might have this reaction.”
Chatterjee also reiterated his argument that FERC had to block subsidized resources to prevent the market from being consumed by them — one that Glick called “ridiculous.” “The headline for me there is we had to kill the capacity market in order to save the capacity market and to me that’s crazy logic,” Glick said. “I think that’s hyperbole.”