The Coalition of MISO Transmission Customers has asked FERC to reconsider its approval of a 50-basis-point incentive adder for MISO membership.

FERC accepted a request by MISO transmission owners to implement a 50-basis-point adder as an incentive for RTO membership.

FERC upheld its 2011 rate order for the RITELine transmission project over the opposition of Commissioner Philip Moeller, who opposed the panel’s decision to reduce an incentive adder for risks.

State regulators approved a $130 million rate increase for Connecticut Light & Power, cutting the company’s requested hike by 41%.

The transmission rate dispute between MISO industrial customers and transmission owners appears headed for a FERC hearing.

State officials filed a new complaint in their nearly two-year effort to force a reduction in the formula transmission rates for BGE and Pepco utilities.

The Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority cut the CL&P proposed distribution rate increase by 41% in a draft decision.

Stakeholders called on FERC to reject a request by MISO transmission owners for a 50-basis-point adder as an incentive for their participation in the RTO.

MISO consumer advocates asked the FERC to reconsider their request to cap the equity component of transmission owners’ capital structure at 50%.

FERC affirmed its June order reducing the return on equity for the NETOs, ordering the companies to provide refunds from Oct. 1, 2011.