ISO New England's role in planning the electrical grid for the coming decade is brought into focus through the Regional System Plan (RSP) The Regional System Plan (RSP) is a critical tool developed by ISO New England to guide the electrical grid planning for the next decade, outlining necessary power grid needs and transmission upgrades to ensure grid reliability. As one of the organization's core responsibilities, the RSP serves as a valuable technical guide for policymakers, energy infrastructure developers, and owners, while also incorporating feedback from public forums attended by stakeholders such as market participants, state representatives, and advocates for consumers and the environment.

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How do you plan for the power grid of the future? In this ISO Minute, Al McBride discusses the Regional System Plan (RSP), a key part of the ISO’s mission to ensure reliability for the region. 🔌💡

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ISO-NE's 2025 Regional System Plan includes forecasts of electricity demand and overviews of the current and future resource mix, transmission system, public policies, and economic drivers.

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2025 Regional System Plan identifies future needs of New England grid - ISO Newswire The RSP assesses the types of projects needed over the next 10 years, but it is not a proposal to build specific projects.

ISO-NE has released the draft 2025 Regional System Plan, a look at the 10-year horizon for New England’s power grid. 🔌💡

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