ISO New England grid conditions and prices
ISO New England · New England
Explore ISO-NE prices, demand, generation and published constraints across New England. Open the grid map to compare pricing locations, inspect transmission and queue requests, and investigate the available data with the agent.
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Every dataset, sourced4 coverage areas live today. Each row is backed by named source feeds in the public data catalog — cadence and provenance included.
| Coverage | Detail | Cadence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Real-time prices | System and nodal prices as ISO-NE publishes them | 5-min / hourly | Live |
| Demand & forecasts | Actual load and forecast series for the region | 5-min / hourly vintages | Live |
| Fuel mix & imports | Generation by fuel with import context from neighboring systems | As published / hourly | Live |
| Radar cockpit | Live grid condition, six operator clocks, demand, fuel mix, prices, congestion, external interfaces, and forecasts | Streaming / 5-min | Live |
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ISO-NE power plant registry
ISO-NE’s EIA-anchored plant registry is searchable by operator, technology, and county, with capacity ranked and source-backed profiles for selected facilities.
Registry assets
1,433ISO-NE plant records
EIA nameplate capacity
37.7GW
Detailed profiles
34Source-backed pages
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Read ISO-NE prices, demand and fuel conditions
ISO New England publishes prices for generator locations, load zones and its Internal Hub. Compare the same real-time interval across locations, and keep day-ahead results separate from the later operating outcome.
Demand, generation by fuel, interchange, weather and published constraints provide context for New England operations. Capacity declarations and OP-4 actions are operator procedures; customer outage reports are a separate source and measure.
Open the map to inspect pricing points and infrastructure, or investigate the published interconnection requests. Queue study milestones are preserved as published and do not establish a project's operating status.
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