Summer 2022 update on regional transmission investments now available; 45 active projects in New England
Since 2002, the ISO’s work in power system planning has facilitated $11.7 billion in transmission reliability improvements.
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Since 2002, the ISO’s work in power system planning has facilitated $11.7 billion in transmission reliability improvements.
Read MoreThe solar update enables users to more easily compare actual grid demand and estimated total electricity use in New England.
Read MoreThe ISO has procedures in place to deal with tight system conditions.
Read MoreThe Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved the ISO's proposal on Friday, May 27.
Read MoreNatural gas prices were nearly three times higher than April 2021, driving an increase in wholesale electricity prices.
Read MoreBehind-the-meter solar produced more than 4,000 megawatts of estimated electricity during the afternoon hours.
Read MoreThe estimates use emission factors for different fuel types that are based on data from the Environmental Protection Agency.
Read MoreThe winter was about 1°F warmer than average, and the region did not see any arctic outbreaks or extended, bitter cold.
Read MoreNatural gas prices nearly doubled year over year, contributing to an increase in wholesale power prices.
Read MoreThe proposal will continue the region’s clean energy transition, while protecting power system reliability.
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