SPP and AECI stakeholders approved a scope for a joint study to determine the existence of any mutually beneficial transmission projects.

SPP has scheduled an executive session of its board and Members Committee to discuss admitting Mountain West Transmission Group members.

The SPP board approved a Tariff revision that incorporates a refund obligation for the RTO's nonpublic transmission-owning utility members.

SPP’s market-to-market (M2M) process with MISO again resulted in a large payment to SPP for November operations.

MISO’s 2018 to-do list includes continuing efforts to expand energy storage participation and extensive software upgrades.

SPP set several new records for wind generation, lending further credence to its claims that it can handle wind-penetration levels as high as 75%.

The MISO Board of Directors learned about the recent discovery that PJM had been committing two market-to-market (M2M) errors.

Monitor David Patton said PJM has for years been committing two market-to-market operations errors that have possibly cost MISO millions of dollars.

SPP stakeholders discussed a recent AEP complaint filed at FERC against the RTO and MISO related to overlapping congestion charges for pseudo-ties.

SPP stakeholders endorsed a proposed interregional project to be developed in partnership with MISO, despite the project’s dim prospects.