
New England grid prepared for summer demand
ISO-NE anticipates adequate energy supply to meet demand during a warmer than normal summer.
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ISO-NE anticipates adequate energy supply to meet demand during a warmer than normal summer.
Read MoreHere’s a breakdown of a key part of the ISO Express data dashboard.
Read MoreIn this ISO Minute, ISO employees thank our system operators for the work they do around the clock to keep power flowing throughout the region.
Read MoreAt 28° Fahrenheit, the average winter temperature was six degrees colder than winter 2023/2024 and the coldest since winter 2014/2015.
Read MoreResource adequacy means having enough electricity-supplying or demand-reducing facilities on the bulk power system to meet the region’s needs and avoid outages.
Read MoreThe course explored how the ISO ensures the reliable flow of competitively priced wholesale electricity in New England.
Read MoreThe course gave participants the tools they need to understand how the wholesale energy system works.
Read MoreWholesale prices were up in both the day-ahead and the real-time markets in April.
Read MoreExecutives and staff from the ISO took part in several conferences in May, touching on renewable resources and asset condition projects.
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Read MoreThe region’s wholesale electricity markets performed well and were competitive in 2024, the report found.
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