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The 2021 Regional System Plan looks at the expected changes to New England’s power system through 2030 from factors driving grid transformation, including economic decisions of market participants, environmental goals developed to combat climate change, changing patterns of electricity use, and resource adequacy needed to maintain required reliability criteria.
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Massachusetts-based CommonWealth magazine has published an opinion piece from ISO New England CEO Gordon van Welie, the first in a four-part series from van Welie on the evolution of the region’s power system.
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When Johanna “Jody” Truswell became the first woman and first non-engineer to be named chair of the ISO-led Planning Advisory …
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Just five years ago, 63% of the ISO New England interconnection queue was comprised of proposals for natural gas generation. …
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ISO New England and regional stakeholders have been collaborating to assess and explore potential market and reliability issues that may …
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The Consumer Liaison Group (CLG) held its final quarterly meeting of the year on Dec. 2, 2020. Conducted over webinar, …
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ISO New England has issued its 2021 Annual Work Plan, outlining major priorities and activities for the year that are designed to improve upon existing ISO systems, practices, and services to New England.
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Innovation within the electric industry and state policy goals are driving changes in New England’s power generating resource mix over …
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