ISO-NE is finalizing changes to its economic study process as it works through the NEPOOL stakeholder gauntlet.

ISO-NE hosted a virtual public forum to discuss its draft 2021 Regional System Plan, with Sen. Angus King and NERC CEO Jim Robb speaking.

NESCOE presented a concept that would integrate routine transmission planning process with consideration of public policy-driven options.

New England’s carbon emissions could decrease by a 1.45 million short tons per 1,000 MW of offshore wind capacity added, according to a NESCOE study.

ISO-NE announced its first competitive transmission solicitation to address concerns associated with the retirement of the Mystic Generating Station.

The ISO-NE Consumer Liaison Group met in Portland, Maine, to hear from the region’s residents and share with them the latest activities at the RTO.

ISO-NE planners will update base cases for the Boston 2028 Needs Assessment to include a transmission line and offshore wind projects.