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ISO-NE Market Design

States Demand ‘Central Role’ in ISO-NE Market Design

‘Lack of Transparency’ Criticized

Oct 18, 2020
Jason York and Rich Heidorn Jr.
Connecticut / Maine / Massachusetts / New Hampshire / Rhode Island / Vermont / ISO-NE / Capacity Market / Connecticut / Maine / Massachusetts / New Hampshire / Rhode Island / Vermont / Distributed Energy Resources (DER) / Transmission Planning
New England states called on ISO-NE last week to increase its transparency and the role of states in its decision-making, saying the current structure is incompatible with their clean energy efforts and is raising costs for ratepayers. The New England States Committee on Electricity (NESCOE) made the demands Friday in...

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