
Running 2 Markets at Once: The Real Work of a Market Migration
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Most stories about joining a new electricity market skip the hardest part. They describe the decision, then jump to go-live, as if the months in between were just a matter

Southwest Power Pool (SPP) has taken a key step in the rollout of Markets+ by launching the Markets+ Implementation Strike Team, with the first two meetings held on Nov. 10 and Dec. 4, 2025. While

The western U.S. electricity grid is entering a period of rapid transformation. Across the West, utilities are navigating a landscape of evolving market structures—from real-time only markets and bilateral arrangements

With Markets+, the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) is taking a significant step forward in modernizing how market participants exchange data. While existing SPP markets use SOAP-based web services, the Markets+

The Southwest Power Pool’s (SPP) new Markets+ program represents one of the most significant energy market transitions in the U.S. in decades. For balancing authorities (BAs) and utilities, it offers

As electricity markets evolve, understanding the mechanisms of transmission rights — both physical and financial transmission rights — is crucial for market participants navigating the complexities of energy delivery.  This

The Canada energy market is undergoing significant transformation as two key operators — the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) and the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) — implement major revamps.

The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) is responsible for operating Ontario’s electricity market, managing the province’s power grid and ensuring Real-Time operations run smoothly. With the introduction of the IESO

In utility risk management, a wide array of operational, financial, market, regulatory, and compliance issues can potentially disrupt energy production and distribution. To ensure operational stability, utilities must establish procedures

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ISO New England (ISO-NE) serves more than 15 million people in the northeastern U.S., including those in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. As a non-profit grid

The energy market landscape is ever evolving, with new initiatives and regulatory changes shaping the way energy is traded and managed. One such significant development is the Day-Ahead Ancillary Services

Did you know that the MISO energy market handles $40 billion in transactions annually, making it one of the largest energy markets in the world? The Midcontinent Independent System Operator

In 2004, the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) was created. This organization oversees multiple markets and services within the wholesale electricity industry, often referred to colloquially as the SPP market or

In 1996, the?Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) took steps to increase competition in the electricity market and ensure there was no discrimination regarding transmission access. As a result, FERC created