A key annual capacity report issued by MISO and the Organization of MISO States (OMS) predicts the RTO is unlikely to soon face a shortfall in generation.

The SPP Regional State Committee approved a recommendation to engage the RTO’s MMU and the MISO Monitor to conduct a joint analysis on seams issues.

State regulators are bringing in the MISO and SPP market monitors to help solve seams issues between the two RTOs.

Benjamin Sloan, a former attorney in the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office, will become the Organization of MISO States’ new director of regulatory affairs.

State regulators in MISO and SPP are making progress on the seams issues that continue to vex the RTOs, but much work remains, stakeholders learned.

The Organization of MISO States (OMS) announced that its board of directors has promoted Marcus Hawkins to head the organization next year.

The Organization of MISO States is now accepting applicants for a new executive director to replace Tanya Paslawski, who will depart at the end of the year.

Regulators from the SPP and MISO footprints are banding together to take on seams issues created by what one industry expert calls “RTO gerrymandering.”

MISO’s supply picture for the next five years is less rosy than it was a year ago, according to the RTO's annual survey with the Organization of MISO States (OMS).

‎MISO is proposing to change its rules for market efficiency projects to include cost allocation for transmission projects under 345 kV.