Consumers in MISO and PJM could save $7 billion a year if the RTOs adopt changes to further integrate renewables and storage, according to a new report.

Clean energy advocates are asking MISO to make changes to its transmission planning to ensure the region can continue a shift toward renewable resources.

MISO officials signaled their willingness to entertain a request by state regulators to develop another long-term transmission package.

FERC approved Entergy's request to transfer ownership interests in two transmission control centers from Entergy Services to operating companies.

MISO is circulating a cost allocation plan that would lower voltage thresholds but raise cost minimums on economically beneficial transmission projects.

A growing number of stakeholders are prodding MISO to create a task team to improve transmission planning assumptions.

MISO will take another crack at getting FERC approval for Tariff revisions intended to thin out and speed up its generator interconnection queue.

MISO plans to file its first storage-as-transmission asset ruleset, despite complaints from members the proposed provisions limit resource ownership to TOs.

MISO is home to more than 4.5 GW of unregistered distributed energy resources, much of it for nonresidential use, the Organization of MISO States estimates.

Entergy Mississippi gained FERC approval to purchase the 810-MW Choctaw Generating Station for $314 million from NRG Wholesale Generation.