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Feb 15, 2024 · University of Massachusetts Amherst students worked with market experts at ISO New England this past fall on a new application that will improve efficiencies in the internal administration of the Forward Capacity Market.
- Gordon Van Welie
- Vamsi Chadalavada
- Peter T. Brandien
- Kathleen Decastro
- Robert Ethier
- Anne C. George
- Maria Gulluni
- Robert C. Ludlow
- Rudolf “Rudy” Pawul
- Matthew White
Gordon van Welie is president and CEO of ISO New England Inc. Since joining the ISO in 2000, van Welie has been actively involved in establishing and growing advanced wholesale electricity markets and power system operations, and developing a robust system planning process for the regional grid. These efforts have been widely recognized as supporti...
Dr. Vamsi Chadalavada, executive vice president and chief operating officer, is responsible for power system and market operations, markets development, system planning, information and cybersecurity services, and program management. He previously served as the company’s senior vice president for market and system solutions. Before joining ISO New ...
As vice president of system operation and market administration, Peter T. Brandien is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the New England bulk power system and ensuring the fair administration of the region's wholesale electricity markets. This includes the Day-Ahead Energy, Real-Time Energy, Reserve, and Regulation markets, the Financial ...
Kathleen deCastro, vice president of human resources and chief people diversity officer, is responsible for ISO New England’s human resource and diversity, equity, and inclusion strategies. This includes overseeing programs and processes to attract, develop, and retain talent through competitive compensation and benefits programs, as well as ongoin...
Dr. Robert Ethier serves as vice president of system planning. He oversees ISO New England’s regional and interregional planning process, including development of the biennial Regional System Plan, analysis of new transmission and generation projects for New England, implementation of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission‑approved generator inte...
As vice president, chief external affairs and communications officer, Anne C. George directs ISO New England’s outreach to public officials, stakeholders, and the media. In this role, George is responsible for developing and executing the company’s communications strategy and leading state and federal policy activity. Before joining the ISO in 2008...
As vice president, corporate counsel, and corporate secretary, Maria Gulluni is the principal legal advisor for ISO New England and is responsible for the company’s work with FERC and the ISO’s Board of Directors. She joined the ISO in 2000 as senior counsel and was subsequently promoted to assistant general counsel, then deputy general counsel. Gu...
Robert C. Ludlow is vice president and chief financial and compliance officer. He serves on the company’s Audit and Finance Committee as well as the Budget and Finance Committee of the New England Power Pool. Ludlow, a certified public accountant, has four decades of experience in the energy and accounting fields. He came to ISO New England at its ...
As vice president of information and cybersecurity services, Rudolf “Rudy” Pawul is responsible for ISO New England’s information technology (IT) functions. Pawul came to the ISO in 1999 as a system administrator, joining the company at the same time the region’s first wholesale power markets were launched. In his tenure, he has held a variety of r...
Matthew White is the ISO’s chief economist and vice president of market development and settlements. His responsibilities include management and oversight of the design, development, performance, and settlement of the ISO’s multibillion-dollar suite of competitive electricity markets. Prior to joining the ISO in 2010, White held faculty appointment...
ISO Express. Real-Time and Historical Data for Informed Market Decisions. The ISO provides a wide variety of viewable and downloadable public data to market participants and other interested stakeholders. Public data is available by web services for computer-to-computer communication.
Aug 19, 2022 · ISO New England hosted a class of 26 interns this summer. Hailing from top universities around the nation, the students completed projects relevant to the electric power industry and capped off the program by presenting their findings to senior staff.
ISO New England Inc. (ISO-NE) is an independent, non-profit regional transmission organization (RTO), headquartered in Holyoke, Massachusetts, serving Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.
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Mar 18, 2024 · The REO presents a discussion of the ISO’s four pillars for a reliable transition to a greener grid: clean energy, balancing resources, energy adequacy, and robust transmission. Status indicators included in the report offer a broad, high-level summary of each pillar’s relative health and readiness to meet the needs ahead.
