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Electric grid operator requests voluntary conservation

Hot temperatures and high humidity levels that could push electricity use to near-record levels this week have forced ISO New England to ask customers to voluntarily conserve power.

Cheaper, cleaner power leads to plant closures

Connecticut’s policy of shifting its electricity toward cheaper and cleaner generation will lead to closure of older...

New England electricity prices near 10-year high

The price of fuel for New England's natural gas power plants hit a 10-year high in February, pushing wholesale electricity prices to more than triple last year, according to grid administrator ISO New England.

New England electric spending drops $1.5B in 2012

Every business, resident, and public entity in New England cumulatively spent $1.5 billion less on electricity in 2012 to the lowest levels in 10 years, according to regional power grid administrator ISO New England.
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CT ratepayers to see $5M from power-play scheme

Thousands of Connecticut electric ratepayers will receive $5 million in credits on their electric bills starting January over the alleged misdeeds of a power provider.

ISO: Natural gas use may impact winter power

Electric grid administrator ISO New England said the region's reliance on natural gas for home heating and power generation could present some operational challenges this winter.

Regional power grid emissions down 60 percent

The power grid servicing all New England states reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent over the past 10 years, largely due to the increased use of natural gas in electricity generation, according to a report by regional grid administrator ISO New England.

Millstone nuclear reactor restored to full output

Waterford nuclear Millstone Power Station restored its one operating reactor to 100 percent output on Tuesday morning.
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ISO New England launches smartphone app

Regional electric grid administrator ISO New England has launched a mobile application for smartphones to display grid...

DEEP: Electricity prices to drop for five years

Connecticut electricity prices will drop for five more years before a variety of market factors could force...
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