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ISO Interconnection agreement and queue management
After a resource has completed the study phases of the interconnection process the interconnection customer must sign contracts, install metering and telemetry equipment and ISO must model the resource in market systems before participation in the wholesale power market is allowed. This also applies to Demand Response resources that have completed the process of registering and requesting a customer resource ID.
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Agreements and queue management presentation
Agreements and Queue Management 
As a resource owner, your organization must enter into contracts with the ISO to connect into the electricity grid. This presentation discusses Contracts and documents required by the ISO, the negotiation process, queue management, monitoring and reporting of project progress, and the process for managing project changes.
Queue management reports
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Interconnection facility information Find active, complete and withdrawn interconnection facilities and a summary of interconnection requests by study process starting with those received in 2015.
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Process and requirements
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Interconnection business practice manuals
Contract development
To participate in the market, generators must enter into a Generator Interconnection Agreement (GIA), Participating Generator Agreement (PGA), and a Meter Service Agreement (MSA) with the ISO.
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Existing generatorsIf you are a generating unit already connected to the ISO controlled grid or distribution grid, below are the requirements and processes to transact in ISO markets.
Non-ISO controlled grid connected generating units If you are not connected to the ISO controlled grid, please commence the NRI process as directed below
Project development
Information for project development activities pre-Initial Synchronization and Commercial Operation Date (COD), including annual transmission plan deliverability affidavits, requesting changes, and affected systems information.