
ISO-NE publishes amounts, sources of electric energy used to meet demand in 2023
Output from solar installations increased by 6% from 2022, rising to 3,851 gigawatt-hours.
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Output from solar installations increased by 6% from 2022, rising to 3,851 gigawatt-hours.
Read MoreComputer science students from UMass partnered with ISO New England market experts on a semester-long project in fall 2023.
Read MoreDaniel Schwarting discusses takeaways from ISO-NE's 2050 Transmission Study.
Read MoreThe webinar presents information on ISO New England settlements and billing.
Read MoreWork will continue in the new year and beyond to support state decarbonization goals and ensure New England has reliable electricity at competitive prices.
Read MoreMallory Waldrip shares her work in compiling the 21-Day Energy Assessment Forecast and Report, a key tool for ISO-NE’s winter operations.
Read MoreIt was the 19th year in a row the ISO earned the designation.
Read MoreThe plan includes details of anchor projects aimed at supporting regional goals for the clean energy transition.
Read MoreThe course covers the three critical roles ISO New England performs to ensure a reliable supply of competitively priced wholesale electricity.
Read MoreA nine-year veteran of the ISO’s Board, Denis served on the System Planning and Reliability Committee, the Markets Committee, and led the Compensation and Human Resources Committee.
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