A New Blog Series Detailing the Path to a Cleaner Grid
The New York energy grid is on a journey. We know the destination (an emission-free grid) and we know when we’re supposed to get there (2040). But the road map is yet to be entirely written.
Recent Posts
PODCAST Ep. 12: Emilie Nelson Advises the CAC that a System of Markets, Physics and People Will Produce a Reliable Zero-Emissions Grid
Emilie Nelson, NYISO’s Executive Vice President, has more than two decades of experience in the energy industry. She’s also a member of the Power Generation Advisory Panel to the New York State Climate Action Council (CAC).
VIDEO SERIES: Rich Dewey’s Vision for the Grid of the Future
“This industry right now is about as interesting as it gets,” observes Rich Dewey, our President and CEO, discussing the changes coming to the electric grid in New York in the next two decades. In this video interview series, Dewey discusses the path we’ll need to follow to meet the state’s clean energy mandate of a carbon-free grid by 2040.
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Videos & Podcasts
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Episode 1: The State of the Grid -
How the New York ISO Powers New York Video -
Transmission Planning with Yachi Lin -
Podcast Ep. 18: Zach Smith, NYISO VP of System & Resource Planning on Grid Reliability Risks -
Podcast Ep. 17: - Wes Yeomans, NYISO VP of Operations on Reliability Retrospective & Climate Change -
“Market Design is pivotal in Increasing Clean Energy on…”