A quarterly Information Technology scorecard audit has uncovered three technology-related issues for MISO staff to address.

Research reinforced earlier projections that MISO’s market platform will become obsolete in five to seven years, executives told members of the Board.

The MISO Board of Directors discussed its upcoming elections, the RTO's aging market software and a review of its long-term executive incentive plan.

The MISO Board of Directors met and reviewed their quiet winter, aside fromFebruary tornadoes in LA and high congestion charges from a MISO-PJM constraint.

MISO expects a 19.2% planning reserve margin this summer, well above its 15.8% requirement, and a percentage point above its projection last year.

FERC has accepted MISO’s plan to pare down pre- and post-service restrictions on its directors as part of a package of bylaw changes.

MISO briefed the System Planning Committee on next steps for the Duff-Coleman transmission project and the new generator interconnection queue rules.

The MISO Board of Directors is considering a 2016 executive incentive plan that would slash potential bonuses by more than 30%.

The MISO Board of Directors unanimously passed a $239.1 million operating budget and a $29.9 million capital spending plan for 2017.

The MISO Board of Directors Markets Committee discussed the status of the RTO's forward capacity auction and queue reform proposals.