MISO Board Week

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MISO Discloses $280M Error, Over-procurement in 2025/26 Capacity Auction
MISO said a yearslong software error caused it to clear more capacity than intended in past capacity auctions and which has resulted in an approximate $280 million impact to market participants in this year’s auction.
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MISO IMM Blasts NERC Long-term Assessment, Says RTO in Good RA Spot
MISO Monitor David Patton called NERC’s Long-Term Reliability Assessment inaccurate for labeling the RTO a high-risk area.
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MISO’s AC Rekindles Talk on Gas-Electric Coordination Frustrations
After a hiatus on gas-electric coordination discussions, MISO’s Advisory Committee touched on lingering frustrations in 2025 and potential solutions.
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MISO Members Grapple with 54 GW in Incomplete Gen, Predict Storage Expansion
MISO members haven’t landed on easy answers in getting the approximately 54 GW of unfinished generation that has cleared the interconnection queue online sooner.
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MISO Intent on Answers as to IMM Role in Tx Planning
MISO confirmed it’s taking steps to get answers from FERC about the role the Independent Market Monitor should have — if any — in transmission planning.
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Chang Encourages MISO to Mobilize on Load Growth
FERC Commissioner Judy Chang delivered remarks on the importance of meeting ballooning load at MISO Board Week in New Orleans.
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MISO to Seek 3-Year Order 881 Delay for Vendor Holdups
MISO announced it will ask FERC for a postponement on rolling out ambient-adjusted line ratings until December 2028.
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Load Growth Drives Early MTEP 25 to $11B
MISO’s preliminary 2025 Transmission Expansion Plan is set to become another record-breaking collection, at 434 transmission projects at an estimated cost of $11 billion.
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MISO: Better Preparations Clinched Winter Storm Operations
MISO emerged from winter 2024/25 without turning to emergency procedures despite wide-ranging winter storms Jan. 6-9 and again Jan. 20-22.
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MISO Decides Against Revising Guiding Principles
MISO said it will leave the 10-year-old guiding principles for its market design untouched after it conducted a check-in with stakeholders to gauge whether they are still valid in a rapidly changing industry.

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