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Grid radar is live on CAISO and NYISO

The operations cockpit is no longer ERCOT-only — CAISO and NYISO now get their own radar, built from each grid's own real data rather than a copy of ERCOT's desks.

#CAISO#NYISO#Radar#Live grid#Prices#Congestion

Open the radar for California or New York for a control-room read of that grid: condition, headline vitals, supply against demand, binding constraints, hub and zone prices, and real-time versus day-ahead basis, all on live data.

NYISO adds a full generation-by-fuel breakdown, 11 real load-zone prices, external interface prices at the New York borders, and a live event tape of operator advisories. CAISO adds intertie and nomogram congestion, battery storage dispatch, and wind and solar actual-versus-forecast.

Each radar only shows what its grid actually reports — where a widget from ERCOT's radar has no real counterpart (RUC committed capacity, system lambda, CAISO's full fuel mix, NYISO battery storage), it's left off rather than shown empty.

The live CAISO grid radar on Ask the Grid showing a stressed grid condition, headline vitals, and the supply and demand chart.
CAISO's radar — live condition, vitals, and supply/demand, built on CAISO's own data.
The live NYISO grid radar on Ask the Grid showing grid condition, headline vitals, and generation by fuel.
NYISO's radar — real load, price, congestion, and a full generation-by-fuel breakdown.