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MISO, SPP Preparing Joint Tx Study’s Scope
MISO and SPP are tacking another crack at finding a joint interregional project they both can agree upon.
MISO and SPP are tacking another crack at finding a joint interregional project they both can agree upon. | Southwire
Apr 11, 2024 | Tom Kleckner
MISO and SPP alerted stakeholders that their staffs have completed the annual issues review process and are developing a planning scope in their latest effort to find a suitable interregional joint project.
Keywordsinterregional planningMidcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO)Southwest Power Pool (SPP)
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