FERC approved a new MISO Tariff provision that allows transmission owners to recover interconnection facility O&M costs from interconnection customers.

FERC denied what might be a final bid to recalibrate the results of MISO’s 2015/16 capacity auction, blocking Public Citizen’s request for rehearing.

FERC affirmed its 2018 ruling approving MISO’s current resource adequacy construct, rejecting multiple rehearing requests from critics of the decision.

Memphis Light, Gas and Water is mulling whether to defect from the Tennessee Valley Authority in order to acquire power from MISO or another supplier.

MISO said it will hold its quarterly Board Week via conference call only, canceling the New Orleans event as the COVID-19 coronavirus extends its reach.

MISO will allow stakeholders an additional month to file their opinions on the RTO’s draft 2021 transmission planning futures scenarios.

SPP staff shared a draft congestion study with the RTO's Seams Steering Committee on the effect of MISO’s contract path to its southern footprint.

MISO’s proposal to bring solar resources under its umbrella of dispatchable intermittent resources prompted a deficiency letter from FERC.

Fresh off approval for one change to its interconnection process, MISO is looking for ways to advance generation projects more quickly through its queue.

MISO and SPP are both recommending the RTOs take another stab this year at a coordinated system plan in their elusive pursuit of an interregional project.