MISO IPWG Meeting Recap: Updates on Queue Reform, Cost Allocation, and Hybrid Resource Modeling: 07/25
At the July 22 meeting of MISO’s Interconnection Process Working Group (IPWG), stakeholders convened to assess ongoing improvements to the generator interconnection process and provide input on several key reform initiatives. The meeting reflected MISO’s continued effort to streamline queue operations, enhance hybrid resource modeling, and increase transparency around cost allocation.
MISO PAC Introduces Gen-Online: Critical Highlights 07/25
At the July MISO PAC meeting, stakeholders convened to review major updates surrounding generator interconnection reform, introduce Gen-Online, a new digital tool for developers, and the evolving regulatory landscape under FERC Order 2023. The discussion reflected MISO’s continued push to modernize the queue process, enhance transparency, and maintain system reliability amidst increasing interconnection demand.
Accelerating the Future of Grid Access: Inside MISO’s Streamlined Generation Interconnection Process
For developers navigating MISO’s evolving interconnection process, understanding each phase—and how automation is reshaping them—is critical to staying ahead. Here’s a look into the solutions MISO is introducing to accelerate the efficiency of the grid.
MISO IPWG Meeting Key Takeaways – 4/22/25
The MISO IPWG meeting convened on April 22, 2025, continuing its efforts to refine interconnection processes and address mounting queue backlogs. The meeting focused on implementing the next phases of MISO’s queue reform initiatives and introducing technical improvements to transmission studies.
MISO IPWG Critical Meeting Highlights – 03/04/25
The MISO IPWG meeting held on March 4, 2025, covered various updates and discussions concerning the generator interconnection process, system planning, and ongoing initiatives within MISO.
MISO PAC Meeting Critical Takeaways- 02/19/25
The latest MISO PAC stakeholder meeting covered a range of updates focused on improving interconnection processes, queue management, transmission planning, and cost estimation. Discussions highlighted recent regulatory approvals, new tools for tracking project milestones, and refinements to the ERAS proposal based on stakeholder feedback.
Understanding the Technical Challenges of Grid Access Under MISO’s Interconnection Rules
MISO’s recent reforms aim to reduce the backlog in the interconnection queue and expedite the integration of renewable energy. However, for asset developers, Independent Power Producers (IPPs), Electric Utilities, and large-load power users, navigating MISO’s technical requirements presents significant technical challenges.
MISO IPWG Meeting Key Takeaways- 12/03/24
The MISO IPWG meeting held on December 3, 2024, focused on updates on Definitive Planning Phase (DPP) 2025 Study Cycle, Pearl Street Suite of Unified Grid Analyses with Renewables (SUGAR), Joint Targeted Interconnection Queue (JTIQ), and MISO’s workplan for Merchant High Voltage Direct Current (MHVDC) connection procedure improvements.
What You Missed: Key Takeaways from the MISO IPWG Meeting – September 3, 2024
The MISO IPWG convened in August 2024, focusing on several key topics, including proposals for Point of Interconnection (POI) changes, Grid-Forming Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) performance requirements, MISO-PJM coordination, and upcoming changes to the Joint Operating Agreement (JOA).
Takeaways from the MISO Interconnection Process Working Group Meeting – July 23, 2024
On July 23, 2024, the Midwest Independent System Operator (MISO) Interconnection Process Working Group (IPWG) convened to discuss the updates and improvements in the grid interconnection process.