MISO, commited to moving forward, said it plans to refile a plan to create external capacity resource zones with FERC by the end of the month.

FERC wants PJM’s capacity rules to be resolved by Jan. 4 and has dispatched staff to help the RTO and its stakeholders adhere to that timeline.

FERC rejected MISO’s proposal to create external zones for its annual capacity auction but left the door open for a revised plan in the future.

The D.C. Circuit denied a petition to review FERC allowing ISO-NE to exempt a limited volume of state-sponsored renewable power resources from its MOPR.

PJM stakeholders at the MRC and MC unanimously endorsed proposed revisions for seasonal aggregation.

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed claims that FERC had failed to consider the effects of the closure of Brayton Point on ISO-NE’s FCA 9 and 10.

PJM ordered its second load shed event since implementing Capacity Performance in 2015 less than two months after ordering the first.

Fernandez told the PJM MIC that his staff are still completing calculations for retroactively reallocating costs for certain transmission projects.

MISO outlined the range of stakeholder feedback it has received since revealing its straw proposal for energy storage resources in June.

At last week's MISO Resource Adequacy Subcommittee meeting, staff reviewed how capacity import limits can bind in the RTO's annual capacity auction.