
New England’s power grid prepared for winter
Adequate electric supplies are expected under mild and moderate weather.
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Adequate electric supplies are expected under mild and moderate weather.
Read MoreHigh natural gas prices continued to drive up wholesale electricity prices.
Read MoreDemand for electricity in summer 2022 was nearly 37,000 gigawatt-hours, up 2% from summer 2021.
Read MoreCooler temperatures in September contributed to a year-over-year drop in demand for electricity.
Read MoreThe organizations discussed preventive measures and emergency response strategy during a tabletop exercise held in Westborough, Massachusetts.
Read MoreThe region experienced its second heat wave of the summer in August, and demand rose slightly year over year.
Read MoreSpeaking during a roundtable discussion, ISO-NE CEO Gordon van Welie emphasized the need for solutions regarding energy adequacy.
Read MoreA six-day heat wave led to higher demand and a month-over-month increase in wholesale electricity prices.
Read MoreEnergy market costs totaled $2.09 billion, up 142% from $865 million last spring, according to ISO New England’s Internal Market Monitor.
Read MoreWhile the region's electricity use fell about 11% year over year, wholesale power prices increased due to the price of natural gas.
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