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Non-Thermal Accreditation Reform & Regional Resource Assessment
The Midwestern Independent System Operator, MISO, is one of the United States’ Independent System Operators, or Regional Transmission Operators. It is a not-for-profit and member-based organization with three main objectives: managing high voltage electricity flow across their fifteen member states and Manitoba, the Canadian province, facilitating one of the largest energy markets in the world – more than $40 billion in transactions go through the MISO markets every year, and, planning the grid of the future.
Use Cases
- Resource Adequacy
- Resource Expansion
- Market Design and Policy
- Regulatory Analysis
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CASE STUDY PRESENTATION
MISO's Non-Thermal Accreditation & Regional Resource Assessment
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Case Study
MISO Uses PLEXOS to Find Wind-Hydro Synergy with Manitoba Hydro
Looking to integrate resources that would solve for the challenges caused by the intermittent and non-peaking nature of MISO's wind generation capacity, the ISO used PLEXOS to evaluate a transmission line connecting to Manitoba Hydro.