STATUS ALERT: MISO has proposed this change through its Planning Subcommittee process. The stakeholder process is expected to close in October 2026, with a FERC filing anticipated in Q4 2026 and an effective date targeted for year-end 2026. No tariff filing has been...
Executive Summary: On May 29, 2026, FERC accepted a set of MISO tariff revisions that tighten how the market can penalize resources for diverging from real-time dispatch instructions. The changes, effective June 1, 2026, are aimed at Dispatchable Intermittent...
Executive Summary: MISO’s Planning Resource Auction results for the 2026/27 delivery year are in, and the numbers continue to reflect a market under pressure. The 2026/27 PRA cleared summer capacity at $424.30/MW-day in the North/Central region, still among the...
Executive Summary: The MISO region is quietly transforming into one of the most important frontiers for energy storage growth in North America. Facing rapid load growth, widespread thermal retirements, and ambitious renewable integration targets, MISO is now on the...
Executive Summary: Wind generation continues to expand rapidly across U.S. power markets, playing an increasingly central role in the country’s renewable energy transition. As states push toward net-zero targets and with the retirement of older fossil fuel plants,...
Executive Summary: In recent years, solar has dominated headlines as the leading renewable energy resource across the MISO power markets. Beneath the surface, however, battery storage is steadily gaining traction, especially as system needs shift from sheer production...
