MISO will revisit a Tariff to define how aggregators of retail customers participate as demand resources as aggregators line up for market participation.

MISO is moving ahead with a proposal to bring solar generation into market dispatch, reusing many rules that brought dispatchable wind generation.

Three years into the project to replace its market platform, MISO is now set to begin moving information to its new private cloud to begin testing.

MISO officials said they agree with almost all the recommendations outlined by the Independent Market Monitor in this year’s State of the Market report.

MISO is proposing Tariff changes that require a market participant to put up additional collateral when it exhibits undue risk to the wholesale market.

MISO is planning a spring filing with FERC to implement a payment structure for resources that re-energize islanded areas of the grid following a blackout.

MISO is hoping to avoid the need for a 6th straight waiver of its $1,000/MWh offer cap this winter, filing a year ahead of a FERC deadline.

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 and its Monitor are making several changes to market mitigation procedures — most of which will increase the IMM’s authority to mitigate and penalize.