
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 MoreNearly all of the new resources securing capacity supply obligations were energy storage, solar, wind, or demand-reducing resources.
Read MoreThe proposed prompt/seasonal structure would better ensure power system reliability and cost-efficiency as the resource mix evolves.
Read MoreFollowing FERC’s order, DASI is set to take effect March 1, 2025.
Read MoreDecember 2023 saw New England's demand for grid electricity fall by about 4% year over year, due in part to warmer temperatures.
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 MoreFERC has accepted the ISO’s proposed Installed Capacity Requirement of 31,591 MW for the 2027/2028 commitment period.
Read MoreWholesale electricity prices remained lower in November 2023 compared to the previous year.
Read MoreUnder the new schedule, the 19th Forward Capacity Auction will be held in February 2026.
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