MISO announced that it will hold its second Market Symposium in downtown Indianapolis on Aug. 15-16.

MISO is delaying release of a final draft of its cost allocation redesign for market efficiency projects because of conflicting stakeholder feedback.

MISO is proposing near-term changes designed to speed up its interconnection queue as it confronts its largest-ever influx of potential generation projects.

MISO’s plan to create external resource zones in its annual capacity auction isn’t detailed enough on several fronts, FERC told the RTO.

Stakeholders said they foresee MISO making multiple changes to its markets to accommodate energy storage in response to FERC Order 841.

MISO’s Market Monitor floated a plan that would allow resources that are unavailable for the full planning year to offer into the RTO’s capacity auction.

MISO technical staff are currently devoting time to improving the nonpublic webpages the RTO uses to accept energy bids and offers.

MISO and PJM will pursue two separate interregional studies this year to identify potential joint transmission projects, the stakeholders learned during an IPSAC conference call.

A recent MISO study slightly overestimated actual capacity offers in the 2018/19 Planning Resource Auction.

FERC should let RTO stakeholder processes work and not issue broad and costly new mandates on grid resilience, commenters told the commission.