MISO and PJM staff proposed a solution to the double counting of congestion for pseudo-tied resources, a fix that could apply to those between MISO and SPP.

Stakeholders continued discussions on MISO’s pseudo-tie approval process, even after narrowly approving more stringent requirements in December.

PJM announced it would unilaterally file a controversial pseudo-tie rule change with FERC after stakeholders declined to endorse it.

Aside from endorsing some revisions, PJM stakeholders rejected or deferred votes at the Markets and Reliability Committee and Members Committee meetings.

The PJM Operating Committee discussed a recent performance assessment hour simulation and debated replacing a phase angle regulator.

PJM officials briefed the Market Implementation Committee on the implications of FERC's lack of quorum.

PJM stakeholders agreed to update pseudo-tie rules, move quickly on efforts to reduce uplift and create a new Security & Resiliency Committee.

MISO may retire its Credit Settlements Working Group because of a lack of substantive work and stakeholder volunteers willing to chair the group.

The PJM Market Implementation Committee endorsed two proposed Manual 11 revisions related to shortage pricing, both of which were developed in response to FERC Order 825.

The PJM Operating Committee learned that the RTO is expecting “typical” temperatures and almost 50 GW of capacity beyond its projected peak load this winter.