At the Market Subcommittee, MISO announced that next month they'll implement two new offer floors for emergency pricing to alleviate “price depression.”
The Illinois legislature adjourned Tuesday without acting on a bill that Exelon (NYSE:EXC) says it needs to save the Clinton and Quad Cities nuclear plants.
The MISO Advisory Committee retired the Stakeholder Governance Working Group after the group concluded modifications on the governance guide.
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 MISO Steering Committee concluded that the Resource Adequacy Subcommittee acted properly when it retired a task team without a vote or motion.
Dynegy (NYSE:DYN) announced legislation that would move Central and Southern Illinois from MISO into PJM.
FERC issued a policy statement finalizing rules regarding the use of hold-harmless commitments.
MISO reversed its position on the possibility of developing a limited coordinated system planning study with SPP and Planning Advisory Committee news.
MISO will partner with the U.S. Department of Energy's ARPA-E for the RTO’s inaugural Market Symposium Aug. 18-19 in Indianapolis.
Independent Market Monitor David Patton asked MISO’s Board of Directors to suspend the RTO’s work on the proposed redesign of its capacity auction.