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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.
Speakers at the NECA Renewable Energy Conference discussed the merits and viability of different methods to achieve New England’s emission reduction goals.
New Hampshire officials voted unanimously to reject Eversource Energy’s Northern Pass transmission project.
Stakeholders have responded to ISO-NE’s filing of a proposed two-stage capacity auction with a flurry of comments to FERC.
During an earnings call, Dominion Energy CEO Thomas Farrell expressed confidence that his company’s lobbying in Connecticut and Virginia are track to benefit the company.
FERC accepted an unexecuted large generator interconnection agreement (GIA) filed by ISO-NE and National Grid for Clear River Energy’s gas-fired plant.
FERC accepted ISO-NE’s informational filing for Forward Capacity Auction 12, rejecting protests over qualification rules.
FERC denied CPower’s request for a one-time waiver to replace the results of a failed demand response audit.
Eversource Energy and Hydro-Québec's Northern Pass project won a solicitation to provide Massachusetts with 9.45 TWh of renewable energy each year.
Generators fared better during the early January cold snap than in the 2014 polar vortex, officials told Congress, but New England needs to take urgent preventative action.
In his first Capitol Hill appearance as FERC chairman, Kevin McIntyre said he still sees a place for coal and pledged the commission would maintain its independence as it conducts its new resiliency inquiry.
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