Ferc hires head of reliability division
US interstate energy regulator the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Ferc) has named Joseph McClelland as director of its Division of Reliability in the Office of Markets, Tariffs and Rates. McClelland will develop policies, programmes and strategies to promote and facilitate the reliable and secure operation of the US's bulk electricity market.
He began this position after 20 years of utility experience with Allegheny Energy in Hagerstown, Maryland, where he was responsible for ensuring reliable and secure electricity supply for the utility’s five-state service area.
“Joe’s extensive knowledge of power supply issues will be invaluable to the
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