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Representative Zack Gramlich discusses ISP D14 to adopt Fair and Efficient Transmission Compact
Summary
Representative Zack Gramlich introduced Interim Study Proposal D14 to adopt the Fair and Efficient Transmission Compact and invited testimony from regional and industry experts. The committee discussed the proposal; no motion or roll-call vote on D14 appears in the transcript.
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Representative Zack Gramlich introduced Interim Study Proposal D14, titled "To Adopt the Fair and Efficient Transmission Compact," and invited testimony from industry and regulatory witnesses.
The proposal was discussed during the joint meeting of the Senate and House Committees on Insurance and Commerce on Nov. 3, 2025. Representative Zack Gramlich, a member of the House Committee on Insurance and Commerce, presented the ISP and called witnesses to explain technical and policy considerations. Testimony or remarks were recorded from Steve Purdy, Technical Director for Engineering Policy at Southwest Power Pool; Daniel Berkowitz of Bekaert Corporation; Danni Hoefer of the Arkansas Public Service Commission; and Brent Bailey, Vice President of EPL Advisors.
The transcript records that those witnesses participated in discussion of ISP D14 (Exhibit E), but it does not include verbatim arguments, specific technical recommendations, nor a formal motion or vote on the ISP during this meeting. The committee did not record a roll-call tally or a final disposition of D14 in the session minutes provided.
Because the transcript does not include the text of the proposed compact or detailed witness testimony, readers should consult Exhibit E or committee staff for the full proposal text and any supporting materials filed with the committee. The committee moved on to other agenda items after the discussion; no further action on D14 is recorded in the transcript.
