AEP beat Wall Street’s expectations with a positive yearend earnings report, but CEO Nick Akins spent much of a conference call with analysts focused on its Oklahoma subsidiary.

MISO said it will hold off on a decision to expedite its review of a proposal to interconnect Foxconn’s electronics plant planned for southeastern Wisconsin.

MISO’s Steering Committee agreed to forward EDF Renewable Energy’s grievance about the length of the interconnection queue to the Planning Advisory Committee.

MISO officials suggested more ways for energy storage devices to participate in the footprint in the future but didn’t commit to any final courses of action.

President Trump’s new tariff on imported solar cells and modules will slash domestic solar output and wipe out tens of thousands of jobs, a major solar trade industry association said.

The number of state officials and utilities announcing actions because of the Tax Cut and Jobs Act signed by President Trump last month keeps growing.

The Organization of MISO States called on FERC to order the nation’s utilities to cut rates in response to a recent reduction in federal corporate tax rates.

MISO is seeking to more closely harmonize its load forecasting process with the four 15-year future scenarios it creates for transmission planning.

Louisiana regulators are questioning why MISO issued instructions for conservative operations in its South region during an extreme cold snap.

FERC denied the Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) request for clarification on one matter related to a sprawling Entergy-related case.