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FERC Declines to Suggest Interregional Transmission Requirements
A map showing which parts of the country could benefit from increased interregional transmission
A map showing which parts of the country could benefit from increased interregional transmission | FERC
Feb 25, 2026 | James Downing
FERC declined to suggest any minimum interregional transfer capability requirements in a report to Congress.
FERC & FederalFERC & FederalReliabilityResource AdequacyResource AdequacyTransmission OperationsTransmission Planning
KeywordsAmericans for a Clean Energy Grid (ACEG)extreme weatherFederal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)Interregional Transfer Capability Study (ITCS)interregional transmissionNorth American Electric Reliability Corp. (NERC)
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