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ENO Application to Stay in MISO

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UD-17-02

Application of Entergy New Orleans, Inc. regarding continued participation in the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO). MISO is a Regional Transmission Organization (RTO). ​There are 7 organizations across the country that perform similar functions as MISO. They exist for the express purpose of providing more competition and consumer focused planning and operation of the grid - which utilities in their territories may not otherwise provide. ​
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MISO integrated Entergy’s service territory covering Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and Mississippi in December of 2013 to alleviate concerns expressed by the Department of Justice regarding anticompetitive transmission planning and power generation dispatch on behalf of Entergy corporation. 

MISO coordinates the dispatch of the most affordable power generating resources to meet the demand for electricity across 11 states. It also independently assess the transmission grid for upgrades needed to deliver electricity to consumers more affordably, reliably and efficiently.​

Learn more about why MISO and RTO's are important on our website here.​
City Council of New Orleans (CNO)
2017 12 14 UD-17-02 CNO R-17-627 Conditional Approval for ENO to stay in MISO

2017 10 06 UD-17-02 CNO Advisors Comments Regarding ENO's App in MISO​


2017 07 13 UD-17-02 CNO R-17-330 Resolution and Order Est. Time Period of Int. for ENO app to continue MISO
Midcontinent Independent System Operator, Inc (MISO)
​2017 07 27 UD-17-02 MISO Notice of Intervention

Please feel free to contact the Alliance if you or your organization would like more information regarding the documents provided on this page.

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​CNO & CURO
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UD-23-01
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UD-18-04
UD-18-03
UD-17-05
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UD-17-03
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​UD-17-01
UD-16-04
UD-16-03
UD-16-02
UD-16-01
UD-15-01
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  • Home
  • Who
  • What
    • Consumer Protection and Education >
      • Regulate Our Pipelines
      • Health Impact Assessment
    • Clean Energy >
      • Renewable & Clean Portfolio Standard
      • Transmission
    • Energy Efficiency >
      • EEFA
    • GS4GND
    • Past Work
  • How
    • New Orleans City Council >
      • Council Actions
    • New Orleans Dockets >
      • UD-23-01 IRP (2024)
      • UD-22-05 Hurricane Ida Costs
      • UD-22-04 Demand Solutions
      • UD-22-03 Battery Storage
      • UD-22-02 100% Renewable
      • UD-21-03 Resilience
      • UD-21-01 Winter Storm Uri
      • UD-19-01 RPS
      • UD-18-07 ENO Rate Case
      • UD-18-02 EV Charging
      • UD-18-01 Smart Cities
      • UD-17-04 Reliability
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