SPP recently completed its first international transaction, thanks to Canadian interconnections that came with the Integrated System’s addition to the RTO.

MISO's Steering Committee discussed the RTO's upcoming joint common market meeting with PJM and the ongoing stakeholder redesign.

SPP CEO Nick Brown told members the board’s expansion was necessary for succession purposes.

MISO plans to increase its employee headcount and invest $30 million to update its Carmel, Ind., headquarters.

This week's company briefs include news on Duke, Invenergy, Basin Electric, PNM, Austin Energy, WEC Energy, PECO, FirstEnergy and Entergy.

Despite posting a decrease in revenue and missing analysts’ predictions, AEP reported a 145% increase in fourth-quarter earnings.

Lagging sales and “negative” weather led to a decrease in revenue for Xcel Energy in 2015.

MISO told FERC that it needs to adjust the formulas in its calculation of capacity import limits to avoid reliability problems.

Independent power producers and EPSA jointly filed complaints with FERC against power purchase agreements FirstEnergy and AEP have proposed to Ohio.

Tennessee Gas Pipeline is asking Massachusetts regulators to grant it access to more than 400 properties whose owners have refused to cooperate with the company.