November 25, 2024

Organization of MISO States (OMS)

MISO Survey: No Shortfall Until 2020
MISO no longer faces a capacity shortfall next year, the RTO announced today in releasing the results of its newest survey with the Organization of MISO States.
MISO to Consumer Sector: No Money for You – UPDATED
MISO has declined a request by the Public Consumer Advocates sector for $200,000 to help cover its legal costs in a fight over MISO transmission owners’ return on equity.
FERC OKs MISO, TO Rules on Formula Rate Challenges
FERC last week approved new rules governing how transmission customers can challenge formula rate filings by MISO transmission owners.
ROE Talks Between MISO Industrials and TOs Collapse
The transmission rate dispute between MISO industrial customers and transmission owners appears headed for a FERC hearing.
MISO Ponders Larger DR Role Despite Legal Uncertainty
The MISO Advisory Committee sought stakeholder input on making the most of demand response, and whether the RTO should take any action on FERC Order 745.
Consumers, Regulators Respond as New Front Opens in MISO ROE Battle
Stakeholders called on FERC to reject a request by MISO transmission owners for a 50-basis-point adder as an incentive for their participation in the RTO.
MISO Consumer Advocates Renew Fight over TO Equity Structure
MISO consumer advocates asked the FERC to reconsider their request to cap the equity component of transmission owners’ capital structure at 50%.
PJM and MISO: Best of Frenemies
Billions are at stake in the fight between PJM and MISO over capacity transfer limits. Our Q&A explains the issue, and details how each RTO's characteristics play a part.
FERC Likely to Increase Pressure on PJM-MISO Joint Market Talks
FERC signaled today that it will increase its scrutiny of the PJM-MISO Joint Common Market process amid complaints that PJM is improperly limiting MISO generation in its capacity market.

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