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April 14, 2026

MISO

The Midcontinent Independent System Operator is a regional transmission organization that plans transmission projects, administers wholesale markets for its membership and manages the flow of electricity in Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas and Wisconsin. 
FERC Rejects MISO’s 3-Year Forward Auction Proposal
FERC rejected the proposed MISO three-year forward capacity auction in its retail-choice areas. It's back to the drawing board for the RTO and stakeholders.
MISO Behind-the-Meter Generation Definitions Create Confusion
Stakeholders say the MISO effort to simplify treatment of behind-the-meter generation has created more questions than it has answered.
MISO Directors to Decide Yearly Executive Bonuses
The MISO Board of Directors is considering a 2016 executive incentive plan that would slash potential bonuses by more than 30%.
MISO Informational Forum Briefs
MISO officials and stakeholders discussed December's record output for wind power, IT improvements and transmission cost allocation.
MISO Steering Committee Advances 3 Issues
The MISO Steering Committee allocated the RTO’s settlement with SPP, a potential cost recovery defect and cost-sharing for customer-funded upgrades.
AEP’s Akins Optimistic over Regulated Future
AEP reported fourth-quarter operating earnings of 67 cents/share, up almost 40% from a year earlier.
FERC Signals Bulk of NIPSCO Order Work Complete
FERC found that MISO and PJM have largely complied with commission directives issued in an order resolving a complaint by NIPSCO over interregional planning
MISO Planning Advisory Committee Briefs
MISO told the Planning Advisory Committee that it will conduct three new separate, but related, studies this year to identify a transmission solution for the RTO’s constrained interface between its North and South regions.
MISO Stakeholders Seek Review of MTEP Futures Under Trump
MISO stakeholders are asking to review the scenarios for MTEP 17 because of the uncertainty of carbon-emission policies under the Trump administration.
MISO Market Subcommittee Briefs
MISO may retire its Credit Settlements Working Group because of a lack of substantive work and stakeholder volunteers willing to chair the group.

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