Insight
New England solar power gets snowed in
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Report summary
This Insight explores how solar power has performed operationally in ISO New England over the past year and whether or not the resource can be counted upon to meet power demand needs during the winter period. In particular, the recent snow storms in New England appear to have largely eliminated solar power production for an extended period. This has implications for future electric resource planning in the region.
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- New England solar power gets snowed in
Tables and charts
This report includes 2 images and tables including:
- Figure 1 ISO New England Daily Average Solar Output versus Daily Average Load 1/1/2014-2/22/2015
- Figure 2 ISO New England Daily Average Solar Output versus Daily Average Load 2015 Year-to-date
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