NiSource lost $52.4 million during Q4 due to one-time charges related to recent federal tax cuts, but the company focused on its adjusted earnings and growing customer base.

MISO is embarking on a review of its economic planning process in an effort to more accurately capture the benefits of cost-shared transmission projects.

FERC accepted several small revisions to the new MISO interconnection queue design but also told the RTO it must keep working to reduce restudies.

FERC ordered the shutdown of Boyce Hydro’s 4.8-MW Edenville Dam in northern Michigan over longtime safety violations.

The Advanced Energy Management Alliance is calling on MISO to open its markets to customer-owned demand response.

FERC authorized an ITC Holdings subsidiary to purchase transmission assets from the city of Holland, Mich.

FERC declined to grant Ameren additional transmission incentive rates for portions of the company’s 500-mile Grand Rivers project.

‎MISO is proposing to change its rules for market efficiency projects to include cost allocation for transmission projects under 345 kV.

MISO expects the 15-year future scenarios informing its 2019 Transmission Expansion Plan to look much like those for 2018.

The Organization of MISO States’ Board of Directors met at the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners’ annual meeting.