The recent trend of SPP sending market-to-market payments to MISO continued in September, but that trend may reverse itself in the months to come.

Following a summertime emergency pricing event that resulted in depressed prices, MISO is considering changing its emergency offer floor calculations to expand the pricing logic to more emergency power.

IP&L complained to FERC that its energy storage battery at the Harding Street Station is supporting the MISO grid without any way of being compensated.

MISO has filed with FERC its proposal to implement a separate three-year forward capacity market for its retail-choice areas.

American Electric Power (NYSE:AEP) reported a $766 million third-quarter loss after writing down the value of its generation by $2.3 billion.

FERC approved revisions to the MISO-PJM JOA on Order 1000 cross-seam transmission projects, while denying rehearing requests.

MISO told the Advisory Committee that it's requesting a 4% increase in operating expenses for 2017 while moving away from a one-year forecast.

Xcel Energy (NYSE:XEL) reported an increase in earnings as the company said its steel for fuel strategy will provide a solid blueprint for future growth.

MISO presented a different perspective at last week's Informational Forum, inviting Gretchen Bakke to talk about shifting attitudes toward the grid.

MISO said it generally agrees with the recommendations its Independent Marker Monitor, but won’t implement a few and wants additional analysis on others.