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A group of consumer advocates requested rehearing of FERC’s decision to open a paper hearing on PJM TOs’ proposal to add network upgrades to their rate base.
FERC ordered a paper hearing on the PJM transmission owner’s proposed tariff revisions to add network upgrades to rate base, requesting more information.
A cycle of generation projects in MISO’s Central planning region has accrued a whopping $2 billion in upgrades in order to connect to the transmission system.
FERC last week ushered through three more unexecuted facilities service agreements (FSAs) between MISO, wind developers and transmission owners. The unexecuted FSAs are a continuing protest against a 2018 commission order reinstating MISO transmission owners’ unilateral rights to self-fund network upgrades. Wind developers are leaving FSAs unsigned of late, hoping...
FERC on Thursday approved unexecuted facilities service agreements (FSAs) for three NextEra Energy wind projects that refused to complete the FSAs in protest of a 2018 order reinstating MISO transmission owners’ rights to self-fund network upgrades. The decision marks a setback for NextEra’s Heartland Divide II in Iowa (ER21-720), Walleye Wind in...
Two FERC commissioners still have heartburn over a 2018 commission order reinstating MISO transmission owners’ rights to self-fund network upgrades. Chairman Richard Glick and Commissioner Allison Clements expressed their concerns in a Feb. 8 order following MISO’s submittal of an unexecuted facilities service agreement (FSA) between itself, interconnection customer Walleye...
MISO stakeholders sounded alarm bells this week, saying another round of prohibitively expensive system upgrades would render the RTO’s West planning region a "dead zone" for new generation. MISO West — which includes Minnesota, Iowa, parts of the Dakotas and western Wisconsin — is again facing high system upgrade costs...
MISO last week floated a proposal that would require network upgrades needed by projects in the generator interconnection queue to reach certain voltage and price levels before they could be tested for the economic benefits needed for cost-sharing eligibility. But renewable proponents argue the plan wouldn’t do much for developers...
MISO West won’t be the site of pricey buildouts in this year’s transmission planning cycle, despite complaints from critics that renewables in the region’s interconnection queue necessitate billions in grid upgrades. "We don’t have any super big-ticket projects for the West this year," MISO Manager of Expansion Planning Zheng Zhou...