I think I would have worn this in college. | Miller High Life

December 4, 2024

Usually people use cologne or perfume to cover up the fact they just spent a few hours in a smoky bar, not to smell like one.

However, if your goal is to smell like a dive bar, then Miller High Life has the thing for you: Dive Bar-Fume. The fragrance mixes spilled beer, old peanuts, sweat and smoke to match its name. Just kidding. The company said the spray has notes of cedarwood, patchouli, tobacco and leather, along with champaca blossom to mimic the smell of cracking open the typical Miller High Life. Now only if when it sprayed, it made the sound of a bottle cap popping! 

The scent will be available today at noon and will cost between $40 and $60 … which is probably the same amount of money you’d spend in a few hours at a bar. 

Now, this RTO Insider news was released today as well.

From everyone at RTO Insider, thanks for reading and enjoy the rest of your day! Also, be sure to check out our latest news from NetZero Insider below! 

Shawn McFarland 

The latest from RTO Insider:

• Power Market Costs Behind Rate Increases, PGE Says
• SPP Stakeholders Endorse Need Dates for Delayed Transmission Projects
  

The latest from NetZero Insider:

• Maryland Offshore Wind Plan Gains Final BOEM Approval
  
• NY Contracts for $4.7B of Wind, Solar Projects
  

The latest from ERO Insider:

• Industry Seeks Flexibility on New Supply Chain Reliability Standards
  

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Upcoming Stakeholder Meetings:

• 12/4/24: NYISO Installed Capacity/Market Issues/Price-Responsive Load Working Groups Meeting
• 12/4/24: PJM Market Implementation Committee Meeting
• 12/4/24: MISO Planning Subcommittee Meeting
• 12/4/24: ISO-NE Consumer Liaison Group Meeting
• 12/5/24: PJM Operating Committee Meeting
• 12/5/24: NYISO Communication & Data Advisory Subcommittee Meeting
• 12/5/24: NEPOOL Participants Committee Meeting
• 12/5/24: NYISO System Operations Advisory Subcommittee Meeting
• 12/9/24: NYISO Load Forecasting Task Force Meeting
• 12/10/24: NYISO Installed Capacity/Market Issues/Price-Responsive Load Working Groups Meeting
• 12/10/24: MISO Markets Committee of the Board of Directors Meeting
• 12/10/24: NEPOOL Markets Committee Meeting
• 12/10/24: MISO System Planning Committee of the Board of Directors Meeting
• 12/11/24: NEPOOL Markets Committee Meeting
• 12/11/24: NYISO Business Issues Committee Meeting
• 12/11/24: MISO Advisory Committee Meeting
• 12/12/24: MISO Board of Directors (BOD) – Open Session
• 12/12/24: NYISO Operating Committee Meeting
• 12/17/24: NEPOOL Reliability Committee Meeting
• 12/17/24: NYISO Budget & Priorities Working Group Meeting
• 12/17/24: PJM Risk Management Committee Meeting
• 12/18/24: ISO-NE Planning Advisory Committee Meeting
• 12/18/24: PJM Markets and Reliability Committee Meeting
• 12/18/24: PJM Members Committee Meeting
• 12/19/24: NEPOOL Transmission Committee Meeting
• 12/19/24: FERC Meeting
• 12/20/24: SPP Markets+ State Committee Meeting
• 12/20/24: NYISO Load Forecasting Task Force Meeting

RioSol Capacity Allocation

On January 6, 2025, El Rio Sol Transmission, LLC (“RioSol”) will commence an open solicitation process to award up to 1,600 MW of bi-directional, point-to-point, firm transmission capacity.  RioSol is holding this open solicitation process pursuant to its FERC authorization issued in Docket No. ER24-1726-000, dated July 5, 2024.

The RioSol Transmission Project consists of a proposed single-circuit, 500 kV alternating current electric transmission line and several substations that will transport energy from Arizona and New Mexico to customers and markets across the Desert Southwest.  RioSol is seeking parties that can meet our criteria and work with us to enable the transmission project to commence construction by the end of 2026 and commence operating by the end of 2028.  More information about the project can be found at www.riosol.energy.

RioSol has engaged Energy Strategies to manage the open solicitation process.  Specific information about the forthcoming open solicitation process and timing can be found at www.riosol-os.com.  On 12/18/2024, RioSol will host a webinar to review the project and Open Solicitation process and to answer questions from prospective customers.  To sign up for the webinar, email RioSol-OS@energystrat.com. 

Starting on January 6, 2025, interested entities may obtain a request for participation form and a confidentiality agreement via www.riosol-os.com and submit them to RioSol-OS@energystrat.com.  Subsequently, interested entities deemed to have a legitimate interest in obtaining transmission capacity on RioSol will be provided with a confidential information memorandum and the expression of interest form.  Completed expression of interest forms will be due no later than February 7, 2025.

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