The heads of MISO and SPP stood on common ground to discuss seams issues during the Organization of MISO States annual meeting.

MISO’s shift to renewable resources can be supported by energy storage devices — but only to a small degree.

MISO should have adequate capacity to navigate winter but could still face abnormal weather-related outages or a load-shedding event.

Can single-state transmission projects like California's Tehachapi and Texas’ CREZ serve as models for offshore wind on the East Coast?

A MISO board committee unanimously voted to send the $4 billion MTEP 2020 to the full board for a vote in December.

Officials from CAISO, NYISO and France's RTE joined MISO on the final day of its Market Symposium to discuss data analytics.

MISO officials, stakeholders and academics discussed the challenges of operating a grid with increasing renewables and uncertainty.

MISO must increase use of demand resources and provide market participants with tools to hedge risks, panelists at a Market Symposium said.

MISO’s Advisory Committee voted to recommend allowing the RTO’s newly created Affiliate sector voting rights in certain committees.

The Missouri PSC is investigating whether the state’s investor-owned utilities’ continued RTO membership “is in the ratepayers’ best interest.”