Feature

MISO is now live on Ask the Grid

Explore MISO's live system, prices, footprint, infrastructure, weather, and interconnection queue on the Map and Radar—or query the same market through the grid agent and MISO MCP server.

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The MISO Map now combines the operator footprint and local resource zones with HIFLD transmission and substations, EIA-860 generation, geolocated MISO settlement points, and nationwide weather overlays. The live layer picker names each source so the boundary between operator data and shared federal or weather data stays visible.

MISO Radar follows system demand, generation and fuel mix, headroom, real-time and day-ahead prices, local-resource-zone forecasts, weather, and the official generator interconnection queue. The first mirrored queue publication covers 3,800 projects; future publications will add the entry, exit, schedule-change, and evolution history.

The native grid agent and the dedicated MISO MCP endpoint use the same catalog and market scope, so questions and tool calls can move from a map selection to live MISO evidence without falling back to another ISO's terminology.

The MISO map showing its full north and south footprint, local resource zone shading, settlement points, generation, transmission, substations, and interconnection queue capacity.
MISO's footprint in one view, with market, infrastructure, and planning layers drawn from their named sources.
The MISO Map content panel with local resource zones, settlement points, HIFLD transmission and substations, EIA-860 generation, and the MISO interconnection queue enabled.
Every MISO map layer exposes its source directly in the Map content panel.
The MISO map with a temperature raster and observations over the market footprint, alongside generation, transmission, settlement points, and queue capacity.
Temperature, wind, precipitation, and cloud cover can be combined with the grid layers.
MISO Radar showing live load, headroom, hub price, generation, renewables, congestion, supply and demand, and fuel mix beside the native MISO grid agent.
MISO Radar and the native grid agent share the same live market scope.