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ISO New England Inc. is a regional transmission organization that oversees the operation of the electricity transmission system, coordinates wholesale electricity markets, and manages power system planning for the states of Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and most of Maine.
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FERC reversed its previous determination that “all interested parties can review and challenge Mystic’s revenue credits and tank congestion charges” in the annual true-up process.
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FERC agreed to delay the implementation date in the forward capacity market while clarifying that host utilities are not excluded from the flow of metering information to the RTO.
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ISO-NE detailed its 2024 annual work plan, while NEPOOL approved ISO-NE's 2024 budget.
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Speakers at Raab Associates’ New England Electricity Restructuring Roundtable emphasized the importance of transmission planning to ensure the grid can handle increased amounts of variable clean energy and higher demand from electrification.
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ISO-NE plans to request independent entity variations related to its operating assumptions for storage resources and the cluster study timeframe.
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Consumer advocate representatives from all six New England states convened to discuss their role in the transition off fossil fuels.
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FERC sided with Brookfield Renewable in the company’s complaint against the RTO. The IEP is intended to compensate resources for storing extra fuel.
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The New England Transmission Owners outlined a proposal for a new asset condition project database at ISO-NE’s Planning Advisory Committee.
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ISO-NE anticipates little risk of energy shortfall in the summer of 2032.
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A range of clean energy stakeholders outlined questions and concerns about the potential changes in ISO-NE's FCA 19.
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