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New England Grid Operator Emphasizes Need for Diverse Energy Resources in Transition

Study by ISO New England Highlights Challenges and Investments Required for Reliable Power Supply Amid Energy Transition

by Patrick Vaughn
November 1, 2023
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A recent study conducted by the regional grid operator ISO New England underscores the necessity for a well-rounded energy strategy in New England to ensure a dependable supply of electricity during the ongoing transition to cleaner sources of power.

According to Robert Ethier, Vice President of System Planning for ISO New England, the shift away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy heralds “far-reaching changes” for the region's power grid.

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The study emphasizes that resources like solar and wind, while crucial for reducing carbon emissions, pose unique challenges. These sources are weather-dependent and geographically dispersed, making it challenging to address sudden changes in electricity demand, unlike traditional thermal power plants and nuclear reactors.

The study's conclusions are clear: to meet the evolving needs of the grid, significant investments in both resources and transmission infrastructure are imperative. ISO New England's 2023 Regional System Plan outlines the need for substantial resource and transmission enhancements, along with the flexibility to adapt to changing demands.

Since 2022, approximately $12 billion has already been allocated for transmission upgrades, and an additional $1.5 billion is expected to be invested by 2027. The study also foresees a notable surge in electricity demand, driven in part by the electrification of heating and transportation, which could shift peak loads from the summer to the winter months as early as 2031.

Despite the challenges, the study remains optimistic about power capacity, noting state-backed support for renewable resources and the projected growth of solar power and energy efficiency initiatives.

ISO New England's President and CEO, Gordon van Welie, recently proposed carbon pricing to U.S. lawmakers as a means to incentivize carbon-free energy sources and encourage emissions reductions in other energy resources.

Furthermore, ISO New England is among the power grid operators that joined forces with eight Northeastern states in June to advocate for expediting the transition to clean energy and enhancing regional transmission planning—a crucial step in New England's journey towards a more sustainable energy future.

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