Key Takeaways from the SPP GIAG Meeting – April 23, 2025
With interconnection requests continuing to surge, SPP and stakeholders focused heavily on identifying ways to streamline study timelines, manage the growing queue, and enhance transparency for market participants.
SPP GIAG Critical Meeting Highlights – March 26, 2025
The SPP GIAG meeting held on March 26, 2025, was a pivotal session aimed at addressing key issues in Generation Interconnection (GI) processes, grid planning, and standards adoption. The agenda covered a wide range of topics, with presentations and discussions focusing on GI status, roadmap developments, and critical industry standards. Below is a detailed overview of the meeting.
SPP GIAG Meeting Critical Takeaways – 02/20/25
The SPP GIAG meeting convened on February 20, 2025, to discuss critical updates on interconnection processes, transmission planning, and regulatory compliance. The meeting addressed ongoing studies, upcoming policy changes, and stakeholder concerns regarding interconnection queue management, expedited resource adequacy studies, and evolving technical requirements.
Key Takeaways from the SPP GIAG Net Conference– December 18, 2024
The SPP GIAG Net Conference, held on December 18, 2024, focused on several key areas concerning the DISIS process, shared network upgrades, and the CPP transition.
SPP GIAG Meeting Critical Takeaways, DISIS 2021 Phase 2 – 09/18/24
The SPP Generation Interconnection Advisory Group Net Conference, held on September 18, 2024, focused on several key areas concerning the DISIS process, shared network upgrades, and the CPP transition.
What You Missed: Key Takeaways from the SPP TWG Meeting – August 27, 2024
The meeting covered two critical topics: crafting a motion related to the sharing of hosting transmission capacity and the implementation of the NRIS Plus product (RR649).
What you Missed: Key Takeaways from the SPP GIAG Meeting – August 21, 2024
The meeting focused on several important topics concerning the transition to the NRIS Plus product, the effective system study review, and the planning process within SPP.
SPP DISIS Cluster Trends: Key Insights from Zero-Emission Grid (ZEG)’s Latest Analysis
With the impending closure of the SPP DISIS Cluster on October 31, and possible delays extending into 2026, Zero-Emission Grid (ZEG) has performed a comprehensive analysis of fuel-type costs spanning from 2018 to 2023. Our study reveals not just the overarching trends but also regional cost variations, pinpointing why certain areas face steeper energy expenses.