Governance
In 2015, the ISO formed a transitional committee, comprised of stakeholders from across the West, to develop a governance structure for the Western Energy Imbalance Market (WEIM). The WEIM’s growth has resulted in additional economic, reliability, and environmental benefits. In response to a continuously evolving energy market and expanding footprint, the ISO Board of Governors and WEM Governing Body created a Governance Review Committee to develop and propose refinements to the WEIM’s governance. Formalized in the Transitional Committee and Governance Review Committee charters, western stakeholders created and continue to improve the governance framework that established the
Governing Body, the
Body of State Regulators, and the
Regional Issues Forum.
Governance foundational documents
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Nominating committee
Nominees for the WEM governing body are identified by a nominating committee comprised predominantly of stakeholders as vacancies occur. The first candidate slate was approved by the ISO Board of Governors on June 28, 2016, and all future nominations will be approved by the WEM Governing Body. For more information about the nominating committee or its current members, use the links below.
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Notices
Governance development
This temporary advisory group provides recommendations to the WEM Governing Body and the California ISO Board of Governors regarding WEIM governance matters.
This 2014 effort developed a long-term governance structure on WEIM issues.
The transitional WEIM stakeholder advisory committee developed a long-term WEIM governance structure proposal and advised the Board of Governors on the final testing and the early operational phase of the WEIM.
The California ISO worked extensively with stakeholders to provide Western Energy Imbalance Market (WEIM) services to other balancing authorities in the west.
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WEIM Governing Body year 1 request for feedback
