This third installment of our #GridoftheFuture video series looks at lessons learned from previous outages, impacts of major weather-related events, and how we can avoid similar events from happening in the future.
This second installment explores how national, regional, and state reliability organizations work together to maintain a reliable electric system in New York and features keen insight from former FERC Commissioner Colette Honorable, and the New York State Reliability Council’s Roger Clayton.
This first installment of our in-depth #GridoftheFuture video series features former FERC Chairman Norman Bay and examines the historic changes needed to reach New York's climate goals, asks hard questions, and examines solutions.
Recent events in TX and CA demonstrate the need for careful planning as the state transitions to a decarbonized electric system, dependent on intermittent resources. The NYISO's preliminary review of S.4378-A / A.6251 reveals the likelihood of significant risks to the reliable operation of the electric system, including the need for forced disconnections of retail electric customers.
As we move to a zero-emissions grid, it’s critical we understand how the growth of intermittent resources and extreme weather could impact the ability to maintain reliability of the NY bulk electric system.
The role our competitive energy, capacity and ancillary markets play in delivering the grid of the future and our role helping New York meet its goals of a zero-emission energy grid.
