Stakeholders are questioning a MISO proposal that would draw a sharp distinction between the cost allocation eligibility for interregional and internal projects.

MISO and SPP are ready to reform their interregional planning process to improve their shot at producing their first cross-border transmission project.

CAISO is recommending cutting more than $2.7 billion from current transmission spending estimates across the 2027 planning horizon.

MISO is weighing how it can improve its interregional process and joint operating agreement with SPP to make it easier to develop cross-seams projects.

MISO and PJM will decide this spring whether to take another shot at a two-year coordinated system plan.

MISO and PJM have withdrawn their support for developing the lone efficiency project to emerge from the RTOs’ two-year coordinated system plan.

SPP stakeholders narrowly rejected a Tariff change that would have established a 1-MW threshold for reporting behind-the-meter network load.

FERC rejected SPP’s proposed cost allocation for its seams project with Associated Electric Cooperative Inc.

FERC approved a joint MISO-PJM proposal to create a new category of small interregional transmission projects intended to address historical congestion.

Officials remain optimistic about MISO’s interregional transmission planning process with SPP despite its failure to produce a single project.