The need for transmission – both within and between regions – is clear.
Transmission kept the lights on during Winter Storm Uri, transferring
energy from PJM into MISO and SPP, as well as during Winter Storm
Elliott, allowing transfers between MISO and the southeastern United
States. Congress recently passed legislation intended to promote new
transmission; and FERC is exploring establishing a minimum interregional
transfer capability that could also drive development. To move forward,
there must be greater clarity on cost allocation, the interplay between
state and federal jurisdiction, and the impact of these decisions on
how this much-needed infrastructure actually gets built.
CLE Information
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