The grid expansion is part of a larger portfolio of transmission projects aimed at adding nearly 29 GW of new generating capacity along the MISO-SPP seam.
ITC’s proposed portfolio of projects are part of a larger multi-billion-dollar grid expansion across the region intended to bolster grid resiliency and enhance renewable integration.
The project, a middle segment of the larger North Rochester – Columbia line, aims to enhance reliability and reduce congestion in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
CalGrid asks FERC to expedite its decision on rate incentives crucial for mitigating risks for two California transmission projects designed to integrate floating offshore wind projects.
The FERC approval comes amidst a broader inquiry by the agency into PJM’s handling of co-located loads and their impact on the transmission system.
Otter Tail Power’s transmission investments are part of a grid upgrade spanning the Dakotas and Minnesota, estimated to cost $2.58 billion.
Settlement with FERC establishes a 10.55% base return on equity for the transmission developer.
The petition challenges FERC’s decision to apply a revised ROE methodology retroactively, impacting refunds and potentially setting a precedent for future rate cases.
Virginia’s data center boom is sparking a heated interstate dispute over how to assign costs for billions of dollars in grid upgrades.
The agreements by Avangrid and the New England system operator are intended to make way for trial operations of the project in September.
The project is part of a portfolio of grid upgrades and expansions in the region estimated to enable the interconnection of up to 53 GW of new generating capacity.
Pattern Energy says it will leverage this new investment to advance its market-leading development pipeline of over 25 GW of renewable energy and transmission projects.
PJM has designated the multi-state transmission project portfolio as essential to address reliability issues and growing data center loads by 2030.
The decision provides full incentives for two of the three proposed transmission lines and network upgrades, which are aimed at bolstering grid reliability in North Dakota’s oil producing region.
Conditional approval has been granted for North Dakota facilities pending state regulatory clearance, while full approval has been granted for the Minnesota portion of the project.
Unprecedented storm costs from Hurricanes Helene and Debby to be included in Duke’s transmission rates starting in June 2025.
Cities appeal FERC’s decision on the $2 billion transmission project, arguing unfair cost allocation.
