
ISO-NE releases spring update to 2025 Annual Work Plan
The update notes progress on several anchor projects, which are the ISO’s highest-priority initiatives.
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The update notes progress on several anchor projects, which are the ISO’s highest-priority initiatives.
Read MoreThe award recognizes the ISO’s Advanced Technology Solutions team, which develops new and improved technologies to ensure the reliability of an evolving grid.
Read MoreSteven Judd was honored for his work on ensuring the grid has sufficient resources in a decarbonized future.
Read MoreISO New England’s Talent Acquisition team sees a similar key trait among the candidates: a curious and collaborative problem-solver.
Read MoreThe ISO’s energy security analysts evaluate the region's ability to meet its energy needs.
Read MoreThe ISO’s talent acquisition professionals help build the teams tasked with running the power grid that serves electricity to over 15 million people in New England.
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Read MoreResults of the new forecast methods will be reflected in the 2025 Forecast Report of Capacity, Energy, Loads, and Transmission, to be published May 1.
Read MoreThe ISO’s Participant Training Services team designs and delivers learning solutions that help market participants understand the wholesale electricity marketplace.
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