NYISO plans to devote one day a month for stakeholders to discuss reliability and market issues related to integrating clean energy resources.

New York must put a price on carbon if it hopes to meet the aggressive timelines of the decarbonization goals set out in a new state law.

A NYISO study found that pricing carbon into the ISO’s wholesale markets will help New York achieve its clean energy goals.

NYISO said several of its market design projects are behind schedule, leading some to question whether it has taken on more initiatives than it can handle.

A $63/ton carbon price could drive New York state's clean energy penetration to as high as 64% of the state’s resource mix by 2025.

Analysis Group’s Sue Tierney briefed NYISO’s Installed Capacity/Market Issues Working Group on the preliminary results of her firm’s carbon pricing study.

A new NYISO study will examine the energy market and reliability implications of a grid being transformed faster by public policy than by market forces.

Stakeholders expressed some skepticism as the Analysis Group revealed the outline of a new study to provide insights into pricing carbon in NYISO’s markets.

NYISO stakeholders debated that carbon pricing could occasionally leave New York electricity consumers paying into the carbon revenue account.

NYISO stakeholders learned that pricing carbon into the wholesale energy market would have little effect on corporate credit rules.