FERC told MISO, PJM and SPP their joint operating agreements don’t provide enough clarity on how the RTOs’ handle generator interconnections along seams.

FERC established briefing procedures for MISO and SPP as it investigates “overlapping and duplicative” congestion charges on pseudo-tie transactions.

A roundup of FERC's orders issued at the commission's open meeting Sept. 19, 2019.

MISO has softened a proposal to crack down on long-term outages from capacity resources, granting some wiggle room for outages taken in the summer.

The Michigan PSC approved a settlement between Consumers Energy and solar developers, resolving arguments over the utility’s obligations under PURPA.

MISO will suspend updates on its resource availability and need project through November to allow time for analysis that may drive future draft rules.

Mark Volpe, CEO of the Coalition of Midwest Power Producers, argues MISO's deference to incumbent transmission operators is driving merchant generation out.

MISO doesn’t expect any challenges meeting demand this fall, announcing that its supply should outpace its relatively tame probable load by about 36 GW.

A surge in generation interconnection requests has MISO proposing to require all new solar to register as dispatchable intermittent resources.

MISO is proposing to increase collateral requirements in its FTR markets and give itself discretion to ban a participant from joining or re-entering.