FERC accepted Great River Energy’s slimmed-down annual revenue requirement for reactive supply and voltage control at eight of its plants.
MISO’s Board of Directors appointed Director Phyllis Currie to serve as its chair, replacing current Chairman Michael Curran.
MISO Advisory Committee members discussed how to ensure sufficient energy supply at the RTO’s Board Week.
MISO’s effort to replace its market platform will likely come in slightly over budget and is at risk of delay because of project snags with vendor GE.
Officials at MISO Board Week meetings pondered why the RTO is likely to face an increasing frequency of emergency conditions in the near future.
MISO has called off a proposal to rely on data from its load-serving entities to compile its own long-term load forecast.
MISO is seeking stakeholder input for its conceptual study to determine how to incorporate transmission outages into its economic planning models.
MISO said it will revise its regional cost-sharing practices for interregional projects with SPP to match its process for PJM seams projects.
MISO says it will seek to alter SPP’s practice of levying unreserved transmission use penalties on MISO load-serving entities.
MISO filed to intervene in IPL’s appeals challenging FERC decisions on energy storage compensation and dispatch within the RTO.