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SPP’s MOPC Adds Conditional IC Process for Large Loads
Jim Flucke (right), Evergy
Jim Flucke (right), Evergy | © RTO Insider 
Jan 19, 2026 | Tom Kleckner
SPP stakeholders have overwhelmingly endorsed a conditional interconnection process for large loads that will be paired with two other FERC-approved processes.
MarketsSPP Markets and Operations Policy CommitteeTransmission Planning
Keywordsconditional high-impact large load service (CHILLS)coordinated system plan (CSP)high-impact large loads (HILLs)Southwest Power Pool (SPP)SPP Markets and Operations Policy Committee (MOPC)SPP RTO Expansion
Tom Kleckner
FERC Approves SPP Large Load Interconnection Process
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