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November 20, 2024

MISO

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. 
MISO Eyes Small Queue Changes, Merchant DC Interconnections
MISO will submit two filings with FERC to further refine its new generation interconnection process, while a third will facilitate HVDC interconnection.
FERC Won’t Rehear Entergy Refund Order on Off-System Sales
FERC refused to reconsider how Entergy should calculate ratepayer refunds resulting from Entergy Arkansas’ off-system sales.
MISO to Seek Waiver After FERC Rejects Offer Cap Plan
MISO will seek a series of waivers in order to implement wintertime energy offer caps after FERC rejected the grid operator’s proposed cap design.
New Director to Join MISO Board, 2 Keep Seats
A former airline executive is slated to become the newest member of the MISO Board of Directors, while two incumbents will retain their seats.
8 Projects Set for 2018 MISO Market Roadmap
MISO and its members have selected eight market-improvement projects from its annual Market Roadmap to focus on in 2018.
MISO Members to Vote on Change to Capacity Export Limits
MISO stakeholders will vote on whether to broaden export limits for its upcoming capacity auction after WPPI Energy called for the RTO to act.
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MISO Still Tweaking OMS Survey Assumptions
MISO is proposing to once again revise the equation behind its yearly resource adequacy survey issued in partnership with the Organization of MISO States.
MISO’s Plans for Wintertime Offer Caps Stalled by FERC
FERC found that MISO did not adequately comply with its directives in Order 831, which stipulated changes to the RTO's hard and soft offer cap processes.
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MISO Seeks to Gauge Risk of Peak Season Planned Outages
MISO officials are examining how they can capture the risk of planned and maintenance outages occurring during peak load.
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MISO Stands by Load Forecast Confirmation Method
MISO is defending its methods for validating utility load forecasts after Dynegy charged that Ameren miscalculated its summer peak load forecast.

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