New Yorkers were generally in support of the entirely in-state Clean Path NY transmission project and opposed to the line to import Canadian hydropower.

NYISO staff briefed stakeholders on the schedule for the ISO’s initiative to develop market participation rules for internal controllable lines.

Multiple cold weather close calls in January highlighted what ISO-NE says are vulnerabilities in the region's grid.

The U.S. government issued a request for information in its first step toward ensuring all its power consumption will be from carbon-free resources by 2030.

ERCOT CEO Brad Jones said regaining Texans' trust in the grid will take more than meeting demand during one winter storm.

New York utilities recommended a coordinated grid planning process with a revised benefit-cost analysis method and a new advisory council to manage the effort.

NYISO's annual sectoral meetings have been pushed back to mid-April to allow them to proceed in person as much as possible, CEO Rich Dewey told the MC.

NYISO recommended ways to incorporate stakeholder feedback into its annual prioritization of internal projects and initiatives that will begin next month.

Con Ed reported to the New York PSC that its demand response programs increased slightly in megawatt value last year but dramatically in enrollment.

New York transmission owners urged the PSC to reject a challenge to its new category for projects intended to help the state meet its climate goals.