ISO New England Inc.

“I’m talking to everyone, because the input of everyone is important to where we want to go,” Ruben Flores-Marzan, ISO-NE's environmental and community affairs policy advisor, told RTO Insider in a recent interview. Read it via the link below (subscription required).

The Consumer Liaison Group is a free, public forum for the exchange of information between ISO New England and electricity consumers in New England. You can participate in the next quarterly meeting in person or via webinar. 🗓️ Date: March 27 (register by Thursday, March 21) 📍 Location: Providence, Rhode Island or online 💡 Topic: The Role of Energy Efficiency and Demand Forecasting in Power System Planning Get all the details and register now: https://buff.ly/AfpPGPY

Congratulations to ISO-NE's Steven Judd, recipient of one of EPRI's 2024 Technology Transfer Awards. “Steven and his team’s research on the future of resource adequacy is vital to ongoing reliability as the grid evolves,” said Vamsi Chadalavada, the ISO’s executive vice president and chief operating officer. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e_W7wjKW

650 hires and counting! Tricia Arling has spent over a decade finding the problem-solvers behind New England’s power grid. Learn how the talent acquisition team helps candidates plug in to ISO New England.

Last chance! Summer is closer than you think, but we still have room for a few students to join our intern program starting this June. If a summer spent getting hands-on experience in the electric power industry is right for you, check out our open opportunities today! Learn more here: https://buff.ly/vYZJ5LN #internship #summerinternship #engineeringintern #STEMintern

On International Women’s Day, ISO New England salutes Kerry Schlichting, lead state policy advisor, and Anne George, vice president, chief external affairs and communications officer, two of the many women leaders who help power our company, and empower everyone around them! #IWD2025 #AccelerateAction

Collaboration, expertise, and innovation are three of our core values. Staff embody these values by presenting their work at electricity industry events. Here’s a selection of their February speaking engagements.

ISO New England’s Talent Acquisition Team is always on the lookout for curious, collaborative problem-solvers. We wish them—and all the women who help power our company and the region—a happy Women’s History Month! https://buff.ly/UIakbcX #WomensHistoryMonth

Mallory Waldrip, Gabriela Alvarez Perez, and Hannah Johlas are on ISO New England’s Energy Security Analysis team, responsible for evaluating the ability of the region’s resources to meet energy demand across all hours of the day. Learn more here: https://buff.ly/41vKgdZ #isonewengland #powergrid

Looking to power up your engineering career? ISO New England has open positions spanning several fields, all in support of the region’s clean energy transition. Learn more about our current openings. https://buff.ly/3EKueEn