Recent activity at Missouri Public Service Commission
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Missouri Public Service Commission Agenda
The meeting focuses on the theme of infrastructure, specifically addressing strategies for replacement and growth. Key agenda items include state agency updates, local government perspectives, and a panel discussion on the challenges and opportunities associated with replacing aging infrastructure and securing future investments. The session also includes an overview of the Public Service Commission's past initiatives and future direction.
Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting
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The meeting focused on the review of two Sunshine Requests regarding the opening of closed records. Specifically, the commission authorized the partial opening of records pertaining to SB4 and documents related to aggregators of retail customers, while determining that other items should remain closed under the applicable state statutes.
Aug 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Missouri Public Service Commission RTO Update
The presentation provided a third-quarter regional transmission organization update covering key topics such as strategies for addressing speed to power for high-impact large loads (HILL) and an overview of the 2026 Integrated Transmission Planning process. Additionally, the update detailed the status of Missouri transmission projects, provided insights into generation interconnection agreements, and outlined the ongoing compliance efforts related to the FERC Large Load Show Cause Order concerning transmission services and cost allocation.
Feb 19, 2026·Strategic plan
Southwest Power Pool Seasonal Preparedness Plan 2026
This document, titled 'SPP Seasonal Preparedness Plan,' provides a comprehensive update on the Southwest Power Pool's strategies for maintaining grid reliability and managing energy demand. It outlines the protocols for Energy Emergency Alerts (EEA) and associated communication procedures, presents a performance review of the system during Winter Storm Fern in January 2026, and details ongoing summer preparedness efforts. The plan also integrates findings from the NERC Long-Term Reliability Assessment, addressing identified risk areas, resource adequacy projections, and recommendations for expediting resource development and managing the impacts of growing large loads to enhance overall system resilience.
