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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.
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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.
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Under above-average conditions, supply margins could get tight, system operators said.
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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.
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The grid operator’s report shows wind power could play a much larger role in the future.
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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.
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What to know about the MOPR, an obscure rule that critics say is harming renewable energy and raising electricity bills.
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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.
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We need to transform energy systems to tackle climate change. What’s changing in New Hampshire?
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President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure proposal seeks to help reach the administration's ambitious clean energy goals for the U.S. over the...