Overview
PowerGEM will present a universal prospecting study tool that supports future queue simulations. The tool lets users conduct a range of prospecting analyses, from least severe (e.g., TrLim) to extremely severe, to identify the most promising prospecting buses among competing alternatives.
The session will also cover how the tool summarizes mitigation costs, including detailed cost information, for all future queue projects. This solution can be applied to prospecting studies across all RTOs and regulated markets.
This tool will be especially useful to MISO developers making their final decision for which of their prospects they will enter into the upcoming DPP-2026 application. MISO’s DPP-2026 queue window closes September 10, 2026.
What you’ll learn
- The prospecting study framework and how future queue simulations fit into it.
- The range of severity levels available for prospecting analyses, from TrLim to extremely severe scenarios.
- How to identify the most promising prospecting buses among competing alternatives.
- How the tool summarizes mitigation costs, including detailed cost information for every future queue project.
- How the solution applies across all RTOs and regulated markets, with a MISO DPP-2026 focus.
Who this is for
MISO developers and consultants preparing DPP-2026 applications before the September 10 queue close. Also relevant to developers, consultants, and utilities running prospecting studies across other RTOs and regulated markets.
