The SPP Capacity Margin Task Force conducted its penultimate meeting  as it continues to set up the stakeholder group that will replace it.

NYISO has identified 10 proposed transmission projects as finalists to relieve congestion in western New York.

A New Hampshire court dismissed a complaint seeking to block development of land needed to bury a section of the Northern Pass transmission line.

MISO presented a plan to address FERC’s order (a response to a NIPSCO complaint) in an ongoing dispute over its seam with PJM.

The ERCOT Technical Advisory Committee endorsed a recommendation to increase the fuel adder factor for coal- and lignite-fired resources.

SPP and AECI stakeholders unanimously endorsed the scope for their biennial joint system planning study; will focus on "pre-determined problem areas."

A short but expensive transmission line in Frisco, Texas, finally received state regulatory approval.

The proposed New York Clean Energy Standard was the main topic of discussion at the Independent Power Producers of New York’s annual spring conference.

Generators and transmission operators voiced frustration to FERC about delays and a lack of clarity in interconnection processes.

Boston Pacific's sixth annual report for SPP focuses on “broad market and regulatory events” that could significantly impact its markets.