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New England begins work on FERC Order 2222 compliance, but system impact is unclear
The ISO-NE presentation on FERC Order 2222 is available online
The big question, IMO, is how will these plans fit with the NEPOOL Pathways forward discussions and NESCOE's Vision Statement, with regard to capacity market reforms?
New England begins work on FERC Order 2222 compliance, but system impact is unclear
ISO New England has between 7 and 8 GW of distributed resources on its system and has begun to develop plans to allow greater participation of DER aggregators in regional wholesale power markets.
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