MISO managed its eighth maximum generation event in six years last month despite the difficulty of pulling together the forecast leading up to the episode.

With spring season approaching, MISO is encouraging stakeholders to offer ideas to address the growing divide between resource availability and need.

MISO’s ongoing market system replacement will focus on moving the platform to the cloud and creating a single means of submitting modeling data.

MISO is considering how to respond to transmission owners’ adoption of dynamic line ratings, acknowledging changes would be necessary with widespread use.

MISO officials say they will follow through on most recommendations in its Independent Market Monitor’s 2017 State of the Market report.

Midcontinent Independent System Operator is working to create market rules for capacity reserves that can be supplied within 30 minutes.

The MISO Market Subcommittee agreed to examine a new market mechanism to compensate resources for delivering system restoration energy.

MISO’s Monitor pointed to other RTOs to illustrate the ineffectiveness of the coordinated transaction scheduling (CTS) between MISO and PJM.

MISO offered its energy storage participation proposal for final stakeholder inspection while promising to introduce more new market rules in the future.

MISO said it might rely on a dormant analysis to create a pricing structure to compensate resources used to restore the system in a blackout.