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Maintaining grid reliability requires resources that can respond to the system’s needs in real time. A balanced, all-of-the-above approach to energy development is the most practical and effective way to ensure the state can deliver a clean, reliable, and affordable energy future. Learn more about the importance of a diverse resource mix. #GridFactFriday https://lnkd.in/e435fvkn

When the NYISO was established in 1999, state and federal policymakers recognized that operating the electric grid and administering wholesale electric markets required neutral, fact-based decision making that is insulated from commercial and political pressures. That foundational principle remains at the core of how NYISO operates today. https://lnkd.in/gBpQjaun

This National Women's Equality Day, we honor the trailblazers who fought for gender equality and celebrate those who continue to inspire progress every day, including Rowena Langdon, MBA, the recently appointed Board Chair of our Women In NYISO (WIN) employee resource group. We’re proud to support the women who power our mission and the energy industry through innovation, expertise, and vision. Equality isn’t just a milestone — it’s a movement. Thank you to all members of our WIN community and to the women leaders who have paved the way with courage, determination, and commitment to advancing equality.

Join the People Who Power New York! We’re looking for a Director of Grid Operations to join our team in delivering a reliable, greener grid of the future. APPLY NOW ➡️https://lnkd.in/eF4HP_x3

Join the People Who Power New York! We’re looking for a Market Solutions Engineer to join our team in delivering a reliable, greener grid of the future. APPLY NOW ➡️https://lnkd.in/ehgwRbDn

Last month’s Independence Day heatwave sent demand soaring and coincided with several generator and transmission outages, while Winter Storm Fern in late-January brought sustained cold that elevated winter demand and constrained fuel supplies.   Learn more about how seasonal volatility is impacting New York’s electric grid: https://lnkd.in/eM7U-Kfp

Our new System & Resource Outlook finds that New York can achieve deep decarbonization through policy pathways that allow for continued, limited operation of fossil fuel, rather than relying exclusively on zero-emissions technologies. Learn more about the Outlook's key findings and recommendations in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/g_zbv-RH

The IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) General Meeting selected three papers authored by members of NYISO's Market Solutions Engineering team for presentation at its 2026 conference in Montreal.   In addition to presenting their research, NYISO was recognized with an IEEE Foundation Donor Recognition Award for its 13 years of support of the IEEE Power & Energy Scholarship Plus Initiative (PES S+) and connected with students and industry professionals at the IEEE PES Career Fair. The selected papers were authored by Kanchan Upadhyay, Hamid Davoudi, Sushant Varghese, Shubo Zhang, Pradip G. Kumar, and Matthew Musto, with one paper also co-authored by collaborators from Clarkson University. Congratulations to the NYISO Market Solutions Engineering team on this achievement and for representing NYISO's technical expertise at IEEE PES 2026. 

The 2025-2044 System & Resource Outlook uses a scenario-based planning approach to examine how New York’s power system may evolve over the next 20 years. View our new fact sheet to learn more ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eRCF5_dS

Join the People Who Power New York! We’re looking for a Procurement and Contract Specialist to join our team in delivering a reliable, greener grid of the future. APPLY NOW ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gxqugyTE