ISO-NE grid conditions

ISO-NE demand 13.6 GW · 12:20 AM ET

Demand, generation by fuel, and all eight zone prices, live from ISO-NE's own feeds.

Demand

13.6 GW

12:20 AM ET

Today's peak so far

13.9 GW

at 12:00 AM ET

Vs yesterday

−2.3%

same time yesterday

Zone price average

$37

SE Massachusetts highest at $38

Wind and solar

6%

0.8 GW of 12.1 GW generating

Generation by fuel

NuclearNatural gasHydroWindSolarBatteriesOtherLandfill gasOilRefuseWood12:20 AM ET
NuclearNatural gasHydroWindSolarBatteriesOtherLandfill gasOilRefuseWood

Live zone prices

12:15 AM ET interval
full prices page
  • SE Massachusetts$37.56
  • Vermont$37.41
  • NE Mass · Boston$37.34
  • West/Central Mass$37.32
  • Rhode Island$37.24
  • Connecticut$36.68
  • New Hampshire$36.56
  • Maine$33.38

avg $36.69 across 8 zones

What is ISO-NE, and what does this page show?

ISO-NE runs the grid and wholesale market for the six New England states. This page reads its condition live: system demand, today's peak so far, generation by fuel, and the real-time price in each of the eight load zones.

How fresh is this data?

Demand and zone prices post on ISO-NE's five-minute cadence, and the generation mix updates every few minutes, all from the ISO's public feeds. /status shows every feed's age.

Why does the fuel mix matter here?

New England leans on natural gas and imports harder than any other US region. When gas gets scarce in a cold snap, oil units and the dual-fuel fleet pick up, and prices move first in real time. The stack on this page shows that substitution as it happens.

What should I watch on a hot day?

Demand against today's peak. One summer hour sets every facility's capacity tag for the following capability year, and the dashboard publishes a daily call on whether today can take the slot.

Data health: live, details at /statusThe ISO-NE dashboard →Live zone prices →Day-ahead vs real-time →Free to republish with a link: "Grid data by WattMarkets"