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- SPP consolidated planning process to reduce costs and help meet nation . . .
August 5, 2025 SPP consolidated planning process to reduce costs and help meet nation’s growing energy needs LITTLE ROCK, ARK – Years of collaboration among Southwest Power Pool (SPP) staff and stakeholders to accelerate and improve regional transmission planning culminated today with the SPP Board of Directors’ approval of the Consolidated Planning Process (CPP) This new approach
- SPP proposes landmark merger of transmission planning, interconnection . . .
The “consolidated planning process” it proposed at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will make it easier to bring new power supplies online, the Southwest Power Pool said
- Southwest Power Pool Board Approves New Approach That Replaces Legacy . . .
The Southwest Power Pool's Board of Directors approved the Consolidated Planning Process, which SPP said is a "new approach that replaces legacy study methods, leveraging industry best practices, advanced technology and decades of expertise to provide a modern blueprint for keeping the regional grid reliable and affordable "
- RR684 CONSOLIDATED PLANNING PROCESS (CPP) TARIFF APPROVAL
Problem Statement GI and ITP are handled separately, resulting separate cost allocation, process redundancies, and missed opportunities for holistic transmission planning
- SPP Consolidated Planning Process to Reduce Costs and Help Meet Nation . . .
Southwest Power Pool (SPP)'s Board of Directors this week approved a Consolidated Planning Process (CPP) to accelerate and improve regional transmission planning This new approach replaces legacy study methods, leveraging industry best practices, advanced technology and decades of experience to provide a modern blueprint for keeping the regional grid reliable and affordable The CPP
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This milestone allows SPP to transition toward implementation of its revolutionary Consolidated Planning Process (CPP) Upon approval of the CPP by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), SPP will be able to significantly accelerate the addition of new generating resources to the grid
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Finalization of SPP’s Consolidated Planning Process (CPP) This approach could potentially go further in some ways than Order 1920 to improve both transmission planning and generator interconnection processes through holistic planning to co-optimize all future needs rather than siloing by economic or reliability needs The CPP will improve planning and cost certainty by implementing a
- SPP consolidated planning process to reduce costs and help meet nation . . .
Years of collaboration among Southwest Power Pool (SPP) staff and stakeholders to accelerate and improve regional transmission planning culminated today (Aug 5) with the SPP Board of Directors' a
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