E-12E1 (NSEB) RIRs 1-66 - Redacted
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State Net Generation (GWh): 11,794 Nuclear: 4,044 (34%) Natural Gas: 3,978 (34%) Hydroelectric: 2,270 (19%) Coal: 606 (5%) Wind: 422 (4%) Wood: 32 (0%) Petroleum: 254 (2%) Other Biomass: 133 (1%) Solar: 3 (0%) Other: 74 (0%)
AI summary The document provides a breakdown of state net electricity generation by source, with nuclear and natural gas each contributing 34% of the total 11,794 GWh. Hydroelectric power accounts for 19%, followed by coal, wind, and other sources.
New York –Independent System Operator The NY-ISO operates the competitive wholesale markets that mange the flow of electricity across the state of New York. In addition to operating the markets, the NY-ISO prepares analyses, evaluations an...
AI summary The NY-ISO manages New York's competitive wholesale electricity markets and supports system planning through analyses, evaluations, and forecasts, including reliability assessments and resource needs identification.
Electric Utilities Vermont has 17 electric utilities. - 14 municipal electric utilities - 1 investor owned utility (IOU) - 2 cooperatives Vermont's utilities range in size. The smallest is Village of Orleans Electric Department with 700 cu...
AI summary Vermont has 17 electric utilities, including 14 municipal, 1 investor-owned, and 2 cooperatives. The utilities range in size from 700 to 256,000 customers, with Green Mountain Power being the largest and the only investor-owned utility. A map is provided to illustrate their service territories.
Total Energy Production (MWh) 6,884,910 Hydroelectric 1,285,912 Natural gas 3,029 Nuclear 4,846,327 Other biomass 25,698 Petroleum 5,103 Solar 17,293 Wind 236,034 Wood 465,513 Vermont is summer peaking with a load of 1,255 MW. Of the 6,900...
AI summary The document provides a breakdown of total energy production in Vermont, highlighting the contribution of various energy sources. It notes that Vermont has a summer peak load of 1,255 MW, with over 85% of generation coming from large-scale generators and CHP units, and most generators participating in ISO-NE's forward capacity market.
LOAD AND CONSUMPTION INFORMATION (ELECTRIC) Electricity in Maine is distributed by ISO New England. Northern Maine Independent System Operator services northern Maine. Maine itself has 13 electric utility suppliers. Three of these utilitie...
AI summary Electricity in Maine is distributed by ISO New England and Northern Maine Independent System Operator. Maine has 13 electric utility suppliers, with three serving over 90% of customers. The peak demand in 2014 was 2,200 MW.