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It was the first winter in a decade with colder-than-normal temperatures.
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ISO New England closely monitors space weather for activity that could impact the power system.
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The ISO’s energy security analysts evaluate the region's ability to meet its energy needs.
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Ensuring reliability in the decades ahead will require clean energy resources, balancing resources, energy adequacy, and robust transmission.
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Small shifts in temperature can impact the amount of electricity needed to keep New England's homes and businesses running.
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Demand response in ISO-NE's wholesale electricity markets compensates electricity customers for reducing consumption in response to dispatch instructions.
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The ISO anticipates having sufficient resources to meet consumer demand for electricity this winter.
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Duck curve days are becoming more frequent as more New England homeowners and businesses install solar power systems.
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While New Englanders gather for the Thanksgiving holiday, a dedicated team at ISO New England is on the job, ensuring the reliable flow of electricity across the region.
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The department is responsible for the reliable, efficient day-to-day operation of the region's power system, and the fair administration of the wholesale electricity markets.
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