ER27-25-000 · 2026-10-23 · Mississippi and Louisiana PSCs

Comments on Behalf of the Southern Regulators (Mississippi and Louisiana PSCs) in Support of MISO Application

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LARS studies a 200 MW-plus load and its paired generation together in about 120 days.

LARS provides for a 120-day parallel study of eligible large loads and their paired generation resources. PDF p. 2
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Supporters say studying load and generation together removes duplicative upgrades and lowers costs.

By studying load and its paired generation together, MISO can identify combined transmission solutions, avoid duplicative and costly upgrades, and produce an outcome in approximately 120 days. PDF p. 2

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Supporters want FERC to accept LARS as filed, citing its entry limits and fuel neutrality.

MISO's proposal is transparent, competitive, fuel agnostic, and it does not adversely affect DPP participants. PDF p. 3

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LARS is a reasonable response to and aligns with the requirements of the Commission’s Show Cause Order.2 LARS limits the total number of projects studied in a year to ensure that MISO can administratively support the new process; it allows no more than ten generation/load pairs per study period to…
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

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Dated at New Orleans, Louisiana on this 23rd day of October, 2026. /s/ Noel J.
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