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ISO New England

Keeping the power flowing reliably and at competitive prices to the homes, businesses, and industries across the six diverse states of New England is a complicated, demanding, and ever-evolving job. Succeeding in our unique mission amid today’s rapidly evolving industry and operational challenges means attracting highly skilled, committed, innovative, and adaptable professionals from across a variety of competitive industries. Over 60% of ISO employees hold advanced degrees, and the ISO competes for top talent in high-demand fields not only with regional companies but with other grid operators and power companies across the US.www.iso-ne.com

Search complete. 6 mentions across 5 episodes found for "ISO New England".

Sep 15, 2026

speaker_0HOST
1:36
A 52-0 vote out of Energy and Commerce suggests even Washington has noticed the invoice.
speaker_1HOST
1:43
ISO NE put an operational line at 50 megawatts.
speaker_1HOST
1:48
HR 9340 picks 100 for the financial guardrail.
speaker_1HOST
1:52
Fine.
DevinHOST
0:42
Today, Oracle's commitments, ISO NE's new large load rules, and whether the clean power promises arrive before the gas gear does.
CassidyHOST
0:52
Here's ISO New England.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:54
This project covers the ISO's and participating transmission owners', PTOs, response to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's, FERC, June 18th 2026 show cause order.
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:07
See ISO's conceptual design from August 18 through 19th, 2026, which covers concepts related to the types of transmission services allowed for large loads, i.e., firm contract demand service, FCDS, interim contract demand service, ICDS, and non-firm contract demand service, NFCDS.

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7:28
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7:34
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CassidyHOST
7:38
On September 15 in Westborough, NEPOOL's transmission, markets, and reliability committees are slated to discuss ISO New England's large load proposal.
CassidyHOST
7:49
Hatchworks must provide IDEM proof of wetland credit purchase within the next year, and Project Jupiter's requested New Mexico renewables are targeted to come online between twenty twenty-seven and twenty thirty-one.
speaker_1HOST
4:11
That project cleared the hard local fights, and then the grid invoice killed it.
speaker_0HOST
4:17
ISO New England's recent study puts average costs at $178 million.
speaker_0HOST
4:24
The $65 million number is painful, but the average points to a planning problem, not a freak billing error.
speaker_1HOST
4:32
Residents may be celebrating the cancellation, but a battery beside an existing national grid substation still couldn't make the numbers work.
speaker_0HOST
4:59
FERC gave all six organized markets more time on the June show cause orders.
speaker_0HOST
5:04
CAISO, SPP, MISO, PJM, NYISO, and ISO-NE now get roughly another three months.
speaker_0HOST
5:14
For most of the U.S. grid, the reform calendar has moved to November all at once.
speaker_1HOST
5:19
And these are the rules meant to speed up large load connections.
Hiawatha BrayGUEST
43:28
And believe it or not, it is available.
Hiawatha BrayGUEST
43:30
You can actually chart how much electricity costs from moment to moment on the ISO New England website.
Hiawatha BrayGUEST
43:36
They tell you, here's how much you have to pay for a gigawatt of electricity right now.
Jamie BolognaHOST
43:40
These changes in prices aren't just also because of what's going on in the Middle East or whatever.

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