MISO had its revised cost allocation proposal for the RTO’s targeted market efficiency projects with PJM approved by FERC.

Energy Storage is glaringly absent from MISO’s potential plans to manage a possible 40% renewable penetration on the grid, stakeholders told the RTO.

MISO said it has selected NextEra Energy Transmission Midwest to construct the Hartburg-Sabine junction project, wrapping up months of evaluation.

A new report released says full market participation for renewables will require revisions to electricity markets, particularly in MISO and PJM.

MISO’s reliability is unlikely to be hampered by gas supply issues, according to a new study.

MISO successfully managed an uneventful October that went from unseasonably warm to unusually chilly, the RTO reported at an Informational Forum.

MISO will need to take significant steps to reinforce its grid to handle 40% renewable penetration.

MISO membership re-elected Directors Phyllis Currie and Mark Johnson while also electing sitting Minnesota Public Utilities Commission Chair Nancy Lange.

MISO will file a proposal to revise its interconnection queue process by implementing stringent site control requirements and increasing milestone payments.

Midcontinent ISO now has a fifth wintertime waiver of its $1,000/MWh offer cap in hand after FERC approved the RTO’s request on Nov. 16.