The SPP Markets and Operations Policy Committee discussed the RTO's settlement with MISO, multiple proposed transmission projects and the decrease in reliability violations.

The New York PSC said FERC should reject the proposal made by NRG Energy to keep the 380-MW Huntley plant in Tonawanda operating.

Infrastructure expansion has been the dominant theme in New England in recent years, and 2016 appears to be no different.

Transmission upgrades dominated activity in the NYISO footprint in 2015 and promise to occupy headlines in 2016.

CAISO told FERC that its software’s inability to recognize available balancing capacity was creating false scarcity in the market.

Three speakers talked about their work protecting the grid from natural and manmade threats at Terry Boston's last PJM General Session.

The NYPSC declared a public policy need for $1.2 billion in transmission upgrades and recommended finalists to make competitive bids to NYISO.

NRG said that it may only need to continue operating one of the two units at the Huntley plant.

MISO stakeholders told the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) that the RTO needs to reform its markets to encourage generation development.

SPP told members that its projections indicate it will be able to handle what few contingencies it faces in the coming months.