ISO New England
Regional transmission organization operating the wholesale electricity market and power grid in six New England states.
About ISO New England
ISO New England (ISO-NE) is the regional transmission organization responsible for operating the wholesale electricity market and power grid in the six New England states, including Massachusetts.
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