MISO took steps to contain the COVID-19 outbreak, converting all in-person meetings to conference calls and barring visitors from its offices.

FERC ordered a technical conference to explore issues raised by MISO’s contentious storage as transmission assets proposal.

NYISO and MISO joined PJM, ERCOT and CAISO in suspending in-person stakeholder meetings in response to the spreading COVID-19 coronavirus.

MISO might revise and refile a failed proposal designed to set penalties for non-capacity resources that exercise market power through physical withholding.

MISO is preparing to make two resource adequacy filings with FERC aimed at making its capacity resources more readily available.

NextEra subsidiaries appealed a ruling that upheld a Texas law giving incumbent transmission companies the right of first refusal to build power lines.

The Upper Midwest needs more transmission, more technology and preservation of dispatchable generation for reliability, the CapX2050 study concluded.

MISO predicts energy usage this spring will peak at 100 GW in May, with about 134 GW of total capacity available.

A report from MISO concludes stakeholders will need to quickly adjust the RTO’s capacity construct to accommodate a resource mix dominated by renewables.

FERC rejected MISO’s bid to expand its Independent Market Monitor’s physical withholding mitigation to include non-capacity resources.