MISO is delaying release of a final draft of its cost allocation redesign for market efficiency projects because of conflicting stakeholder feedback.

MISO and PJM will pursue two separate interregional studies this year to identify potential joint transmission projects, the stakeholders learned during an IPSAC conference call.

Votes on the House floor kept a House Energy Subcommittee hearing on transmission planning to about 90 minutes.

LS Power’s cost-containment proposal remains largely intact and on schedule to return for a vote at the PJM MRC.

PJM staff completed an analysis on the reliability impact of the retirements of FirstEnergy’s Davis-Besse, Perry and Beaver Valley nuclear plants.

The leaders of two key Maine legislative committees told Massachusetts regulators that they oppose the New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC).

Preliminary results from a biennial NYISO study show high congestion in three areas of the New York bulk power system.

SPP and MISO staff are evaluating feedback gathered from their members on how best to improve their interregional planning process.

SPP’s Board of Directors was forced to table the appeal of a rejected revision request, cutting short the discussion when they realized the supporting documentation was not included in the background materials.

Stakeholders plowed through several hours of material at a special PJM Planning Committee session on whether the RTO should include cost containment provisions in its analysis of competitive bids for new transmission.