New England grid saw 134 ‘duck curve’ days in 2025
On sunny days, behind-the-meter solar supplies a significant amount of electricity that otherwise would come from the grid.
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On sunny days, behind-the-meter solar supplies a significant amount of electricity that otherwise would come from the grid.
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In the year ahead, the ISO will continue innovative efforts around market design, transmission planning, consumer engagement, and more.
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The reforms are intended to improve power system reliability and cost-effectiveness as the region’s resource mix evolves.
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Wholesale prices were up in both the day-ahead and the real-time markets in November.
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ISO New England is aware of the stop work orders for two projects in the region.
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Throughout each day, electricity flows into and out of New England over multiple tie lines in constantly changing quantities.
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Wholesale prices were up in both the day-ahead and the real-time markets in October.
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ISO-NE declared a Power Caution due to an unexpected loss of generation. This was not a system emergency, and ended after about 80 minutes.
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At the direction of the New England states, the ISO issued the request for proposals to enhance reliability and market efficiency, and to better integrate affordable resources.
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ISO New England uses numerous forecasts and analyses to project weather, expected demand for electricity, and the supply available to meet that demand.
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