ISO-NE's 10-year Capacity, Energy, Loads and Transmission (CELT) forecast predicts 2026 annual net load will be about 3.7% lower than estimated in the 2017 forecast.

A seasonal post-mortem at this month's MISO Board Week provided stakeholders with insight into the RTO’s market performance recently, in the near future and the long term.

MISO Advisory Committee members criticized the RTO’s plan to revamp load forecasting using projections from load-serving entities.

MISO is surveying how to get more information from load-serving entities to create a more detailed load forecast for transmission planning.

Preliminary estimates show that MISO’s capacity requirements and available supply for the 2018/19 capacity auction will be in line with last year’s figures.

ISO-NE analyzed shifts in demand for electricity during Super Bowl LI, which saw the New England Patriots beat the Atlanta Falcons in overtime.

MISO is seeking to more closely harmonize its load forecasting process with the four 15-year future scenarios it creates for transmission planning.

PJM postponed a planned vote at last week's Planning Committee on its proposal to adjust the analysis process for market efficiency transmission projects.

ERCOT’s summer peak demand is expected to reach 85.01 GW by 2027, a 22.36% increase over this summer’s peak.

PJM presented the Planning Committee with issues it sees with its current process for evaluating market efficiency projects.