
Electricity use in New England expected to increase over the next decade, according to 2022 CELT report
The region's annual net electricity use is projected to increase 14% by 2031 as the heating and transportation sectors go electric.
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The region's annual net electricity use is projected to increase 14% by 2031 as the heating and transportation sectors go electric.
Read MoreCommunication and data-driven energy emergency forecasts are at the core of the ISO’s approach to operating New England’s power grid each winter.
Read MoreBehind-the-meter solar produced more than 4,000 megawatts of estimated electricity during the afternoon hours.
Read MoreThe estimates use emission factors for different fuel types that are based on data from the Environmental Protection Agency.
Read MoreThe winter was about 1°F warmer than average, and the region did not see any arctic outbreaks or extended, bitter cold.
Read MoreNatural gas prices nearly doubled year over year, contributing to an increase in wholesale power prices.
Read MorePrepared by Analysis Group, the study looks at the ability of different market design frameworks to meet regional decarbonization goals.
Read MoreThe plan outlines major ISO initiatives for the year.
Read MoreOn the Codcast, Gordon van Welie and host Bruce Mohl discussed the four pillars needed for a reliable clean energy transition and other energy topics.
Read MoreThe proposal will continue the region’s clean energy transition, while protecting power system reliability.
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