Scott Quenneville

Generator Interconnection

Summary of Responsibilities:

-Review new applications for Generator Interconnection Requests.
-Perform Feasibility Studies along with long term transmission planning studies using a PSSE power-flow model.
-Track the progress of projects through the Generator Interconnection Queue study process.
-Conduct Ad-hoc sessions
-Present educational forums for people unfamiliar with the MISO process
-Provide our customers and members with open, transparent, and frequent communication.
-Research issues/solutions for further development and possible implementation


Compliance with all processes, procedures, and standards applicable to SAS 70 (Statement on Auditing Standards 70), CIP (Critical Infrastructure Protection), Change Management, Tariff (Open Access Transmission and Energy Markets Tariff), FERC (Federal Energy Regulatory Commission), NERC (North American Electric Reliability Corporation), U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and NAESB (North American Energy Standards Board).

Assisting transmission services engineers in various projects
relating to processing of transmission service requests. Includes
providing input in designing, implementing and monitoring a
FERC-compliant transmission expansion plan.

Helping to perform long-term transmission planning type studies
consisting of power flow, transfer capability, and economic dispatch
associated with congestion management scenarios.

Providing input for implementing and developing strategies that
support the growth objectives of the Midwest ISO.

Ensured Customer Satisfaction
Responsible for informing guest about all aspects of the property
Worked independently while being self motivated
Was available to work varying hours