Explainer: Who decides where New England’s electricity comes from?
ISO-NE uses sophisticated software to identify the best way to continuously satisfy electricity demand at the lowest cost.
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ISO-NE uses sophisticated software to identify the best way to continuously satisfy electricity demand at the lowest cost.
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The smoke is creating challenging conditions for ISO-NE forecasters through lower temperatures and reduced solar output.
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Variables like the weather, consumer demand, and fuel costs mean the price of wholesale electricity is in constant flux.
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One upgrade has been placed in service since March 2026, according to the latest update to the Regional System Plan.
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Melanie Buell works with experts across the ISO to compile a foundational resource for system planning and reliability studies.
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The webinar covered changes to the NX Application prompted by FERC Order No. 881.
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A roundup of ISO-NE staff speaking engagements in June 2026.
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Wholesale prices were up in both the day-ahead and the real-time markets in May.
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ISO New England is closely monitoring system conditions.
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The ISO and the region’s transmission owners intend to request a 90-day abeyance as part of the compliance process.
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The CLG meeting explored how “large loads” may affect grid reliability, infrastructure planning, and local communities.
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