Yeah, so we do a number of different things. So every very regularly we are weighing in at FERC at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. … MISO sets the capacity requirement, but states are technically allowed to set their own requirement. … they have to go to the federal commission and prove that it's going to be just and reasonable and it's going to be defensible, you know, in courts and things like that. (24:40–24:51)
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Asserts that while MISO sets capacity requirements, states have the legal authority to set their own.
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