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The Midcontinent Independent System Operator is a regional transmission organization that plans transmission projects, administers wholesale markets for its membership and manages the flow of electricity in Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas and Wisconsin.
While MISO expects to have ample resources on hand for what should be a warmer-than-normal winter, it is still preparing for emergencies.
Entergy
Entergy reported third-quarter earnings of $536 million ($2.92/share), as compared to $398 million ($2.21/share) a year ago.
MISO members expressed concerns about the nomination of Minnesota Public Utilities Commission Chair Nancy Lange to the MISO Board of Directors last week.
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The Organization of MISO States reflected on its 15 years of existence and looked ahead to how its member states can best accommodate an evolving grid.
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma
By Tom Kleckner
American Electric Power said last week it will focus on smaller projects after Texas regulators put the kibosh on the company’s proposed $4....
SPP, MISO
MISO and SPP could jointly create a smaller category of interregional transmission projects as early as next year to address costly congestion.
SERC
SERC Reliability Corp. on Monday announced Jason Blake, vice president and general counsel of ReliabilityFirst, as its new CEO, effective Nov. 15.
DTE Energy
MISO is seeking proposals for a solution to offset reliability issues caused by the planned suspension of a DTE Energy coal-fired plant.
MISO’s Planning Advisory Committee will vote through Oct. 26 on whether to move most of the RTO’s $3.3 billion 2018 Transmission Expansion Plan forward.
MISO
MISO’s Planning Advisory Committee will vote through Oct. 26 on whether to move most of the RTO’s $3.3 billion 2018 Transmission Expansion Plan forward.
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