Transmission Professionals Group
The Transmission Professionals special interest group covers the distribution of power from generation to final destination.
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FERC AGREES THAT, IN MISO, PROJECTS WITH 80% OR MORE OF ITS COSTS CONSIST OF UPGRADESD BE ASSIGNED TO IMCUMBANT TOS. FOUR COMMISSIONERS EXPRESS CONCERN ABOUT A LACK OF TRANSMISSION PROJECT COST REVIEW
In an Order dated July 26, 2022, in Docket No. ER22-1955, FERC accepted changes to MISO’s competitive transmission project process to assign the development of a transmission project where the costs of the project are 80% or more related to the upgrade portion to the incumbent transmission owner. Four of the commissioners attach a concurring statement that expresses their concern that existing processes may not adequately protect consumers with regard to the selection and construction of many transmission projects.
FERC AGREES THAT, IN MISO, PROJECTS WITH 80% OR MORE OF ITS COSTS CONSIST OF UPGRADESD BE ASSIGNED TO IMCUMBANT TOS. FOUR COMMISSIONERS EXPRESS CONCERN ABOUT A LACK OF TRANSMISSION PROJECT COST REVIEW
In an Order dated July 26, 2022, in Docket No. ER22-1955, FERC accepted changes to MISO’s competitive transmission project process to assign the development of a transmission project where the costs of the project are 80% or more related to the upgrade portion to the incumbent transmission owner. Four of the commissioners attach a concurring statement that expresses their concern that existing processes may not adequately protect consumers with regard to the selection and construction of many transmission projects.
- FERC AGREES THAT, IN MISO, PROJECTS WITH 80% OR MORE OF ITS COSTS CONSIST OF UPGRADESD BE ASSIGNED TO IMCUMBANT TOS. FOUR COMMISSIONERS EXPRESS CONCERN ABOUT A LACK OF TRANSMISSION PROJECT COST REVIEW
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