
Hot weather updates: Week of June 23, 2025
ISO-NE’s system operators and forecasters are continuously monitoring system conditions.
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ISO-NE’s system operators and forecasters are continuously monitoring system conditions.
Read MoreThe June 5 webinar reviewed Pay-for-Performance rules and other topics.
Read MoreThe day is an international campaign focused on celebrating and highlighting the work of women engineers, aimed to inspire the next generation in the profession.
Read MoreISO New England announced today that President and CEO Gordon van Welie will retire from the company effective Jan. 1, 2026.
Read MoreA video recording and summary of the summer meeting, held in Springfield, Massachusetts, are available online.
Read More“Duck curve” days are happening with increasing frequency and deepening impact as more behind-the-meter solar comes on line.
Read MoreHere’s a breakdown of a key part of the ISO Express data dashboard.
Read MoreIn this ISO Minute, ISO employees thank our system operators for the work they do around the clock to keep power flowing throughout the region.
Read MoreAt 28° Fahrenheit, the average winter temperature was six degrees colder than winter 2023/2024 and the coldest since winter 2014/2015.
Read MoreResource adequacy means having enough electricity-supplying or demand-reducing facilities on the bulk power system to meet the region’s needs and avoid outages.
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