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UMass students delivered "impressive" enhancements to a tool used by ISO technicians and software administrators.
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UMass students delivered "impressive" enhancements to a tool used by ISO technicians and software administrators.
Read MoreThe ISO’s External Affairs department maintains continuous communication with state regulators, policymakers, and other government stakeholders in the six New England states.
Read MoreThe new working group replaces the demand and variable resources working groups.
Read MoreGordon van Welie, president and CEO of ISO England, and Cheryl LaFleur, chair of ISO’s Board of Directors, discuss progress toward reaching the region’s clean energy future in a joint letter in this year’s Regional Electricity Outlook.
Read MoreISO New England today announced the retirement of Janice S. Dickstein, vice president of human resources. She is succeeded by Kathleen deCastro.
Read MoreHigh natural gas prices continued to drive year-over-year increases in wholesale power prices.
Read MoreSince 2002, the ISO’s work in power system planning has facilitated $11.7 billion in transmission reliability improvements.
Read MoreBattery storage projects made up about 20% of the proposed generating capacity in the ISO Generator Interconnection Queue as of May 2022.
Read MoreGoogle Chrome and Microsoft Edge are the supported browsers participants may use to interact with ISO New England websites and services.
Read MoreThe solar update enables users to more easily compare actual grid demand and estimated total electricity use in New England.
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