The NYISO Management Committee endorsed a technical fix to the 2017-2021 capacity demand curve reset.

NYISO CEO Rich Dewey told stakeholders that staff are determining whether a technical problem related to the demand curve reset violates the Tariff.

NYISO has decided to remain in remote work mode for the rest of the year, officials told the Management Committee.

NYISO said the grid operated satisfactorily through three heat waves without Indian Point Two, the Somerset coal station and the Cayuga generating facility.

NYISO’s Management Committee voted to revise the ISO’s Tariff to address a concern regarding peak load forecasts and minimum unforced capacity requirements.

NYISO has suspended the sequestration of its control room operators as New York begins its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Potomac Economics’ 2019 State of the Market Report for NYISO adds five recommendations while concluding the ISO’s markets “performed competitively” in 2019.

NYISO will stop sequestering the operations teams at one of its two control centers even as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to reduce demand.

NYISO’s Management Committee saw graphic evidence of how the COVID-19 pandemic response is impacting power demand in New York.

NYISO has sequestered approximately two-thirds of its operations staff on site at its two control centers to prevent infection by the COVID-19 coronavirus.