ISO-NE market monitor issues 2025 report
More expensive natural gas, tighter supply conditions, and changes to the resource mix and market design drove prices higher.
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More expensive natural gas, tighter supply conditions, and changes to the resource mix and market design drove prices higher.
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The report features meeting summaries, updates on ISO-NE activities, and the CLG Coordinating Committee’s priorities for 2026.
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While large loads are challenging electric grids in other parts of the country, proposals in New England remain limited.
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BTM resources affect both how and when consumers use electricity from the grid.
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The CELT Report is a foundational resource for bulk power system planning and reliability studies.
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The update notes progress on anchor projects, which are the ISO’s highest-priority initiatives.
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Three upgrades have been placed into service since October 2025, according to the Regional System Plan Project List.
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Electric bills reflect a mix of factors, including fuel prices, weather, infrastructure needs, and public policy decisions.
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The joint peer-reviewed research was recently published in Nature Communications, one of the world’s leading scientific journals.
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The report notes that New England was a net exporter of electricity during fall 2025, likely for the first time in at least 20 years.
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