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▶ 13:28 Sean McAvoy Also, MISO now is starting to come back with their own higher capacity prices where it makes it attractive, um, for people to be able to put batteries in those markets.

▶ 40:24 Shayle Kann I look forward to the next weird flare-up being in, like, MISO or SPP or New England ISO or CAISO or something like that.

▶ 8:34 Rob Gramlich So it applies to the, the grid operators like PJM and MISO and SPP and California ISO, but also to the, uh, non-RTO utilities they need to get with their neighbors and put regional plans together.
▶ 21:37 Rob Gramlich We mentioned SPP, but MISO in the more of the, like, the Great Lakes part of the Midwest, uh, and is looking at seven 65 PJM as well, and they just came out with a new, uh, very much more ambitious plan than we've seen from them. 2 times in the scene
▶ 24:05 Rob Gramlich Like, we don't really have a system in place to build inter-regional transmission from region to region, MISO to SPP, or

▶ 29:10 Dana Guernsey It's not the same as what is capacity in MISO or SPP or you name it.

▶ 28:36 Steve Piper Um, but, uh, New York ISO, New England ISO, um, California, Texas, all the major ISOs, Midwest, Midwest ISO, um,

▶ 9:46 Jeff Waters And, you know, right now, I would say, you know, New York, ah, PJM, MISO, those are all regions where we expect to see a lot more growth. 2 times in the scene

▶ 23:02 Pierre Lafarge Yeah, so effective load carrying capacity is when, you know, you have groups like PJM and MISO, right, that, that say, here is what this asset is allowed to

▶ 31:17 Shayle Kann I can't remember which utility in MISO territory, um, between a bunch of the hyperscalers and the utility around what a new large load interconnection, uh, protocol, I guess would look like, like, I think we're starting to see more…

▶ 33:54 Shayle Kann We didn't really talk about the weather issues that Georgia power faces, but they're different from if you're in MISO, um, and, and organized wholesale market, which is, which is not true there. 3 times in the scene
▶ 39:40 Mateo Jaramillo Uh, we're looking at projects with project owners all throughout SPP, the Southern Power Pool, all throughout MISO, uh, where there's a lot of wind today, uh, and a lot of existing assets that, um, that are in some challenged economic…

▶ 23:42 Shayle Kann All the, like, MISO is reforming the queue and all those kinds of things?

▶ 38:38 Shayle Kann Okay, so if you could, if you're in charge of PJM or MISO or CAISO or some, some market outside of Texas, and you could wave a somewhat realistic magic wand, in other words, you can reform the interconnection process, but you're not going…

▶ 6:34 Rob Gramlich MISO multivalue projects, people, your listeners probably heard about ERCOT, competitive renewable energy zones, CREZ, um, taken together, those led to roughly 4000 miles of high voltage, meaning like 3:45 KV and above, um, trend lines…
▶ 14:46 Rob Gramlich There's a fair amount of curtailment in California, uh, some in MISO in the Midwest.
▶ 29:20 Rob Gramlich So in the ERCOT-CREZ example and the MISO 2 times in the scene

▶ 29:39 Matthew Sachs That's a pretty long time sitting in, even twenty-twenty-three, and they asked last year.
▶ 44:17 Matthew Sachs So you could take, like, MISO capacity prices are up, but PJM is down.

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