ISO New England

Energy officials from every other New England state have called for the creation of the position as a way to bridge the gap between the grid operator and the communities it serves.

Officials, regulators and energy executives from across New England gathered to discuss where the region will get its electricity and heat for years to come.

Under above-average conditions, supply margins could get tight, system operators said.

The region’s grid operator issued a similar warning last winter, but the war in Ukraine has changed things for stored fuels like liquefied natural gas and oil.

The grid operator’s report shows wind power could play a much larger role in the future.

ISO-New England can’t pay coal, nuclear, biomass and hydro generators more for keeping the energy supply they normally do, U.S. Court of Appeals says.

What to know about the MOPR, an obscure rule that critics say is harming renewable energy and raising electricity bills.

New Hampshire operates on a regional grid operated by ISO-New England. Long cold snaps could put New England's system at risk this winter.

We need to transform energy systems to tackle climate change. What’s changing in New Hampshire?

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