NESCOE is a not-for-profit entity that represents the collective perspective of the six New England Governors in regional electricity matters and advances the New England states’ common interest in the provision of electricity to consumers at the lowest possible prices over the long-term, consistent with maintaining reliable service and environmental quality.
Power plants generate electricity sold in FERC-regulated wholesale markets.
High-Voltage transmission transfers energy on FERC-regulated power grids.
Utilities deliver electricity on State-regulated distribution networks.
Communications and Filings provides access to documents submitted by NESCOE to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), ISO New England (ISO-NE) and other entities, as well as presentations to various audiences.
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Electricity Ancillary Services Primer
August 2017
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Executive Summary and Observations – Electricity Ancillary Services Primer (August 2017)
The electric power grid is a complex system. Operators of power grids use a set of tools collectively referred to as “ancillary services” to keep the system precisely in balance between supply and demand in real time.
Cost Containment for Competitive Transmission Preliminary Thoughts on Design
New England States Committee on Electricity
May 16, 2019
This presentation is for discussion.
The following is a contributed article by Jason Marshall, general counsel for the New England States Committee on Electricity (NESCOE).
NESCOE is active, and expresses its views, in two areas: resource adequacy and system planning and expansion.