Read topic-matched comments in EL26-70
Topics in the text: Filing procedure · Connecting load and generation · Cost allocation
Organization of MISO States · Direct response
OMS supported time for a coordinated sequence of filings but said granting abeyance should neither narrow the inquiry nor prejudge that the coming tariff changes would settle every issue.
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AND THE MISO TRANSMISSION OWNERS TO HOLD PROCEEDING IN ABEYANCE AND REQUEST FOR SHORTENED COMMENT PERIOD AND EXPEDITED TREATMENT Pursuant to Rules 212 and 20081 of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (“FERC” or “Commission”) Rules of Practice and Procedure, and as invited by the Commission’s…Read this passage
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As part of this work plan, and as described in more detail below, MISO and stakeholders have developed designs and/or draft Tariff language for several additional solutions, including: (1) the Zero Injection Generator Interconnection Agreement (“ZGIA”) and related study process, which will provide…Read this passage Filed comments: Cost allocation
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MISO SHOW CAUSE PROCEEDING The Show Cause Order identifies an unprecedented increase in requests for transmission service to serve large load, as well as the growing interest in the co-location of loads with generation facilities (i.e., co-location arrangements), while acknowledging the challenges…Read this passage Filed comments: Cost allocation
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REQUEST FOR ABEYANCE The Show Cause Order demonstrates the high priority the Commission has placed on ensuring that jurisdictional regional grid operators work quickly to meet the challenge of integrating large loads to support the artificial intelligence and manufacturing related national security…Read this passage Filed comments: Reliability and curtailment
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The studies will be run in parallel, and will finish at approximately the same time—within 120 days— with the load/transmission model incorporating both the planned generation and planned load.19 LARS, as currently conceived, will address similar issues to those the Show Cause Order identified…Read this passage Filed comments: Cost allocation
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Process and Schedule for Stakeholder Input To facilitate further stakeholder discussion and formal feedback cycles on proposals to address the Commission’s concerns expressed in the Show Cause Order, MISO has scheduled a series of LLWG meetings during the requested abeyance period.Read this passage
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REQUEST FOR SHORTENED COMMENT PERIOD AND EXPEDITED TREATMENT MISO and the MISO Transmission Owners respectfully request that the Commission issue an order granting the requested 90-day abeyance on an expedited basis by August 14, 2026.Read this passage
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EL22-65- 000 (Jan. 31, 2024) (holding show cause proceedings in abeyance pending stakeholder process to resolve show cause proceedings via a section 205 filing); PJM Interconnection, L.L.C., 171 FERC ¶ 61,015, at P 34 (2020) (holding a paper hearing proceeding in abeyance to allow stakeholder…Read this passage
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Dated at Carmel, Indiana this 3rd day of August, 2026. /s/ Dawn Kaminski Dawn Kaminski Midcontinent Independent System Operator, Inc. 720 City Center Drive Carmel, Indiana 46032 Telephone: (317) 249-5400Read this passage