ISO-NE recommends capacity market reforms
The proposed prompt/seasonal structure would better ensure power system reliability and cost-efficiency as the resource mix evolves.
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The proposed prompt/seasonal structure would better ensure power system reliability and cost-efficiency as the resource mix evolves.
Read MoreUnder the new schedule, the 19th Forward Capacity Auction will be held in February 2026.
Read MoreA delay would allow the ISO and stakeholders more time to complete the Resource Capacity Accreditation project.
Read MoreMore than 1,200 resources secured capacity supply obligations, ranging from 1 kW to 1.2 GW and encompassing a variety of fuels and technologies for the 2026-2027 period.
Read MorePreliminary results indicate the clearing price was among the lowest in the auction’s history.
Read MoreThe ISO declared a capacity deficiency, meaning the region’s supply of electricity was insufficient to meet required operating reserves in addition to satisfying consumer demand.
Read MoreThe ISO has procedures in place to deal with tight system conditions.
Read MoreThe proposal will continue the region’s clean energy transition, while protecting power system reliability.
Read MoreThe transition proposal, which includes a renewable technology resource (RTR) exemption, will serve the region with a dual objective of protecting power system reliability while having state-sponsored resources gain entry to the market.
Read MoreISO New England is working with the New England states and New England Power Pool (NEPOOL) stakeholders to eliminate the …
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