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SPP Stakeholders Reject Urgent Dispatch Change
SPP expects to see little generation move to next DISIS stage across all five groups.
SPP expects to see little generation move to next DISIS stage across all five groups. | SPP
Jul 6, 2025 | Tom Kleckner
SPP stakeholders rejected an urgent proposed tariff revision that would help the grid operator connect generation more quickly.
ResourcesSPP Markets and Operations Policy Committee
Keywordsdefinitive interconnection system impact study (DISIS)generation curtailmentSouthwest Power Pool (SPP)SPP Markets and Operations Policy Committee (MOPC)
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