Feature

ISO-NE completes the US market map

Explore ISO New England's live load, prices, PNodes, constraints, infrastructure, weather, and interconnection queue on the Map and Radar—or query the same evidence through the grid agent and ISO-NE MCP server.

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The ISO-NE Map covers all six New England states with the Internal Hub, eight load zones, 1,137 active physical PNodes, generation, transmission, substations, utility territories, the official interconnection queue, and nationwide weather overlays. ISO-NE joins ERCOT, CAISO, NYISO, PJM, SPP, and MISO, completing Ask the Grid's map of all seven organized US power markets.

ISO-NE Radar follows five-minute system demand, the latest hourly forecast, real-time and day-ahead hub and zone prices, generation mix, and day-ahead transmission constraints. Empty desks are removed when ISO-NE does not publish a compatible signal, so every visible widget is backed by a real feed.

The native grid agent and dedicated ISO-NE MCP endpoint share the same market-scoped catalog, including LMPs, load and forecast vintages, constraints, interchange, operating conditions, queue projects, and physical grid assets.

The ISO-NE map showing all six New England states with load-zone shading, physical PNodes, generation, transmission, and substations.
The full ISO-NE footprint brings market prices and physical infrastructure into the same live map.
The ISO-NE Map content panel showing load zones and PNode prices from ISO-NE, transmission and substations from HIFLD, and generation from EIA-860.
The Map content panel names the source behind every ISO-NE market and infrastructure layer.
ISO-NE Radar showing live New England demand, price, generation, renewables, congestion, system forecast, and fuel mix beside the ISO-NE grid agent.
ISO-NE Radar keeps every visible desk grounded in a real New England market feed.
The dedicated ISO-NE MCP server page showing its New England scope, resource URL, 14 query-ready datasets, and 14 typed tools.
The dedicated ISO-NE MCP endpoint carries the same market boundary into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Codex.