
New England grid prepared for summer demand
ISO-NE anticipates adequate energy supply to meet demand during a warmer than normal summer.
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ISO-NE anticipates adequate energy supply to meet demand during a warmer than normal summer.
Read MoreIncreased demand and emissions costs drove wholesale prices up despite lower natural gas costs.
Read MoreConsumer demand for electricity peaked at 24,816 megawatts on July 16 between 5 and 6 p.m., when the regional average temperature was 91°F.
Read MoreSufficient generation was available to meet consumer demand for electricity throughout the event.
Read MoreISO-NE’s system operators and forecasters are continuously monitoring system conditions.
Read MoreISO-NE's system operators and forecasters are continuously monitoring conditions.
Read MoreConsumer demand for grid electricity exceeded 23,000 MW on June 20, but remained below ISO New England’s pre-summer peak demand forecasts.
Read MoreThe ISO has procedures in place to deal with tight system conditions.
Read MoreAssuming typical weather conditions, the ISO predicts electricity demand will reach 24,553 megawatts this summer.
Read MoreFor the first time in decades, the region saw its annual peak occur outside the summer months of June, July, and August.
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