MISO said it continues to weigh changes to its markets and resource adequacy construct as part of its multiyear resource availability and need project.

MISO could face a generation shortfall as early as 2022, according to the annual survey by the Organization of MISO States and the RTO.

MISO said it will file a one-time waiver with FERC to ensure market participants can replace load-modifying resources impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

WECC kicked off a resource adequacy initiative that revealed how the organization hopes to position itself for the future.

PJM weekday load peaks have come in 10.4% less than than projected before the coronavirus pandemic, the Planning Committee learned.

Unseasonably warm weather has nudged MISO load a little closer to normal this week, though demand is still being compressed by pandemic safety measures.

NYISO has suspended the sequestration of its control room operators as New York begins its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Utility executives urged MISO to prepare for the imminent change sweeping the grid with the increased adoption of renewable and distributed resources.

California should have enough capacity to get through this summer’s peak demand but dwindling hydropower and limited imports during late-season heat waves could strain supply, CAISO said.

The Environmental Defense Fund on released a report on ERCOT‘s competitive energy-only market that concludes it can meet future demand growth, increase grid resilience and keep energy costs down through demand-side solutions.