Southwest Power Pool
Two show cause revision requests landed this week, the large-load thread runs through both, and five comment windows closed in a single day. Eighteen comment windows close in the next seven days. Here is the week, in order of what you can still do about it.
Corrected November 7, 2026. The first version of this edition said the comment window on Show Cause Order Non-Transmission Facilities had already shut on August 7. That window ran through August 21; August 7 is the date SPP's list first showed. The first version also left out other open electricity windows. This version lists them, repairs the revision request links, and describes the 142 as tracked items rather than open ones.
The through line: show cause, twice
SPP posted two new revision requests carrying "Show Cause Order" in the title this week.
Show Cause Order - Transmission Service to Large Load is open for comment through September 1, and it is the one to read first: the large-load question has been the running story in this footprint all summer, and this docket puts it squarely into the tariff process. Its sibling,
Show Cause Order Non-Transmission Facilities, arrived on the tracked list this week. Its comment window runs through August 21; SPP's list first showed August 7, the day it was posted.
Closing in the next seven days
Three rule changes still have their windows open, briefly:
Fourteen routine FERC filings also close between August 13 and 19, mostly interconnection agreements and service-agreement housekeeping:
ER26-3251-000 and
ER26-3252-000 (the 4942 Katy Energy Storage and 4732R1 Crooked Creek GIAs, August 13),
ER26-2401-001 and
ER26-2403-001 (the Incorporated County of Los Alamos deficiency responses, August 14), the
Leeward,
Blue Valley Grid, and
NextEra interconnection filings (August 14),
Avangrid's meter agent agreement (August 14), the
SPS NITSA cancellation (August 14),
ER26-3263-000 (the 2969R5 Associated Electric Cooperative NITSA NOA, August 14),
Evergy Metro and
North Iowa Municipal NITSA updates (August 17), and two surplus interconnection filings from
NextEra Development and
Longroad (August 19). Silence on a routine filing is the usual answer.
What moved
Coming up
August 21 is a crowded date: the
CPP ICS Facility Analysis and Affected System notification and
Show Cause Order Non-Transmission Facilities revision requests,
ER26-2720-001 (the OMPA NITSA deferral),
ER26-3348-000 (Empire District's tariff filing), NERC's
Risk Management for Third-Party Cloud Services comment period, and six separate Energy Authority PTP agreements (
4927,
4930,
4931,
4939,
4940, and
4941), all due the same day.
August 27: the run continues with
ER26-3447-000 (Order 831 offer caps and GHG adder updates),
ER26-3448-000 (the SHOC multiplier update), and
ER26-3449-000 (the Markets+ business day definition), plus
ER26-2781-001 (the 4193R3 City of Paris NITSA NOA). Several carry an effective date of 12/31/9998, which is tariff shorthand for indefinitely, not a plan for the year 9998.
August 28:
ER26-3452-000 (the 4980 Kinsley Solar surplus interconnection GIA) and
ER26-3455-000 (the 4058R2 Missouri Electric Commission NITSA NOA cancellation).
The wide view
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