
ISO-NE outlines power grid preparedness for summer season
Assuming typical weather conditions, the ISO predicts electricity demand will reach 24,553 megawatts this summer.
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Assuming 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.
Read MoreThe ISO has procedures in place to deal with tight system conditions.
Read MoreDemand for electricity in summer 2022 was nearly 37,000 gigawatt-hours, up 2% from summer 2021.
Read MorePeak 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.
Read MoreThe ISO has procedures in place to deal with tight system conditions.
Read MoreDemand for electricity in June, July, and August was up 3.4% from last year.
Read MoreAs June concluded, temperatures surged throughout New England, causing high demand for air conditioning and the electricity that powers it. …
Read MoreNew England should have the resources necessary to meet consumer demand for electricity under both average and above average temperatures …
Read MoreNew England saw historically low wholesale electricity prices during the summer months (June, July, and August) as the region experienced …
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