MISO States Back Plan to Speed Legacy Interconnection Queue — SkimNews
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- Organization of MISO States endorsed the approach, saying it can materially accelerate the processing of legacy queue cycles
- MISO retains its responsibility to identify and address reliability concerns under the accelerated process, per the OMS
Why it matters: Interconnection queue reform is the bottleneck for new generation getting onto the MISO grid, so an accelerated process that still guards reliability directly affects how quickly renewable projects can reach commercial operation in the MISO footprint.
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