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Demand for electricity in summer 2022 was nearly 37,000 gigawatt-hours, up 2% from summer 2021.
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Peak demand for electricity from the grid topped 23,000 MW on four days from July 19-24, but remained slightly below ISO New England’s forecast for average summer weather.
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The ISO has procedures in place to deal with tight system conditions.
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Demand for electricity in June, July, and August was up 3.4% from last year.
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As June concluded, temperatures surged throughout New England, causing high demand for air conditioning and the electricity that powers it. …
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New England should have the resources necessary to meet consumer demand for electricity under both average and above average temperatures …
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New England saw historically low wholesale electricity prices during the summer months (June, July, and August) as the region experienced …
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Check out our Seasonal System Outlook webpage, 2020 Summer Outlook flyer, and summer outlook press release to learn more about …
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New England should have the necessary resources to meet peak consumer demand for electricity this summer under both typical and …
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Despite a hot July, New England saw the lowest summer season grid demand and the second lowest wholesale pricing since …
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