Industrial Groups Charge MISO Collusion In Seeking FERC ISO Debate
The Electricity Consumers Resource Council (ELCON) and seven other organizations representing industrial energy consumers are charging that the 13-state Midwest ISO (MISO) violated FERC's requirements for responsiveness to all stakeholders in its region by allegedly "colluding" with a single utility. ELCON is requesting FERC initiate a debate on the crucial issue, which the council and others believe is a widespread problem among ISOs and RTOs besides MISO.
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