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Dive Brief:
Federal Energy Regulatory Commissioners shot down a number of agenda items proposed by Chair James Danly on Tuesday in what stakeholders called an abnormal meeting.
The meeting marked Danly s last as head of FERC, and led to the rejection of several gas infrastructure projects, the dismissal of a proposal that would have expanded the Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR) in the New York Independent System Operator s (NYISO) territory, and the partial rejection of a request for rehearing clarification on the MOPR expansion in the PJM Interconnection. This meeting is not normal, said Gillian Giannetti, an attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council s Sustainable FERC Project, in a tweet. You don t put orders on the Sunshine notice that will fail.