The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many things about life in New England, including the way residents and businesses use electricity. …
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On July 29, Anne George, ISO New England’s Vice President, External Affairs & Corporate Communications, testified before the U.S. International …
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This year, ISO New England's Summer Internship Program has gone remote. On June 1, 2020, we welcomed a small cohort …
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June 15 marks Global Wind Day, an annual event recognizing the growing role of wind power across the world. Last …
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ISO New England's 2019 Financial Report includes the company’s audited financial statements preceded by a discussion and analysis of last …
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For the second year in a row, ISO New England sponsored a Senior Design Capstone Project at the University of …
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Innovation within the electric industry and state policy goals are driving changes in New England’s power generating resource mix over …
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While most ISO employees are working from home, we have several dozen co-workers who must continue to work at the …
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Weather is the biggest factor driving demand for electricity and, among grid operators, it’s long been said that “the load …
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Residents and businesses across New England are changing their behavior in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Schools and some businesses …
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