Search
May 3, 2024
Looking to read the full article? Scroll down and login or sign up today!
Page Reload Scroll Position
FERC Allows MISO Plan to Align Generator Replacement and Suspension Processes
Consumers Energy plans to retire its coal-fired J.H. Campbell power plant in Michigan in 2025
Consumers Energy plans to retire its coal-fired J.H. Campbell power plant in Michigan in 2025 | Consumers Energy
Apr 1, 2024 | Amanda Durish Cook
With FERC’s blessing, MISO will synchronize its generator replacement process with its generation suspension and retirement process to give interconnection customers more flexibility.
GenerationMISO
KeywordsER24-1055Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)generator interconnection agreement (GIA)generator retirementsMidcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO)
Amanda Durish Cook
FERC Launches Probe into MISO Capacity Auction
More From This Author →

We Recommend

1
OSW, Data Centers Loom Large in Dominion’s Outlook
May 2, 2024Company NewsJames Downing
2
Senators Call for ‘Increased Accountability and Transparency’ at ISO-NE
May 2, 2024ISO-NEJon Lamson
3
MISO Starting from Scratch on New Schedule for Reviewing Expedited Tx Projects
May 2, 2024MISOAmanda Durish Cook
4
Stakeholders Deliver Negative Reactions to Proposed MISO Capacity Accreditation at FERC
May 2, 2024MarketsAmanda Durish Cook
5
FERC Approves Changes to SPP’s GI Process
May 1, 2024SPPTom Kleckner

Popular Stories

1
26 Western Entities Signal Continued Support for Markets+
Apr 15, 2024CAISO/WEIMRobert Mullin
2
Missouri Zone Comes up Short in MISO’s 2nd Seasonal Capacity Auction, Prices Surpass $700/MW-day
Apr 25, 2024MarketsAmanda Durish Cook
3
Counterflow: Offshore Wind Backbone Transmission
Apr 14, 2024NetZero InsiderSteve Huntoon
4
Nevada RTO Proceeding Examines EDAM, Markets+ Design
Apr 14, 2024Public PolicyElaine Goodman
5
NY Won’t Meet Renewable Target, Industry Says at Summit
Apr 15, 2024Company NewsJohn Cropley

Industry Gatherings