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Jan 19, 2024 · Resource Mix. For 25 years, New England’s wholesale electricity markets have attracted billions of dollars in private investment in some of the most efficient, lowest-emitting power resources in the country—providing reliable electricity every second of every day, lowering wholesale prices, shifting costly investment risk away from consumers, and reducing carbon emissions.
Highlighted below are some of the most commonly used maps and diagrams related to ISO New England’s operation of the region’s electric power system and settlement of the wholesale electricity marketplace. Other, more specific maps and diagrams can be found on ISO Express, in ISO training materials, and in Reliability Committee materials.
ISO New England is the independent, not-for-profit company authorized by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to perform three critical, complex, interconnected roles for the region spanning Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and most of Maine. Together, these three responsibilities help protect the health of the region’s economy and the well-being ...
Regional Electricity Outlook. The REO describes the decarbonization journey happening in New England and how the ISO is working to ensure a reliable power system and competitive wholesale electricity markets that will enable the clean-energy future. For updated facts and statistics cited in the REO, view our Key Grid and Markets Stats pages.
The Real-Time Energy Market balances the differences between day-ahead commitments and the actual real-time demand for and production of electricity. The Real-Time Energy Market produces a separate, second financial settlement. It establishes the real-time locational marginal price (LMP) that is either paid or charged to participants in the Day ...
ISO New England honors diversity and promotes inclusion, knowing that a blend of backgrounds and perspectives raises our work product—and ourselves. Living in Western New England Western New England offers a perfect mix of outdoor and cultural activities, proximity to urban centers, and small-town quality of life.
2019. The ISO issued its first request for proposal to solicit competitive transmission solutions under FERC Order 1000. The competitive solutions will address transmission system upgrades needed in the Boston area with the coming retirement of the Mystic Generating Station—one of the largest power plants in New England and located in the region’s largest city.
