In 1996, FERC announced policies that call for the establishment of institutions called regional transmission organizations, or RTOs. An RTO's mission is much like that of an air traffic controller. It, among other things, is charged with scheduling electric traffic through the grid, and it manages congestion created by suppliers using the grid. In short, RTOs provide standards and protocols that are essential for efficient markets. Ohio's electric market opened Jan. 1 without a functioning RTO in the Midwest.
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Or we can proactively shine light on unacceptable energy prices or service where it will do some good. Tell them we need one fully functioning RTO in the Midwest. Tell them we will not accept electric gridlock. Earliest info on new businesses, homeowners Sales Prospecting Center Real info, real opportunities. HireColumbus Fill an opening, find a job Internet Directory Local businesses on the web Merchant Services Start accepting credit cards online.