The day is a global initiative to promote full access and participation for women and girls in STEM fields.

Small shifts in temperature can impact the amount of electricity needed to keep New England's homes and businesses running.

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.

The ISO New England Board of Directors, comprising ten individuals from diverse backgrounds and experience, plays a crucial role in shaping the organization's decisions through its collaborative environment and wide range of skills. The board's unique composition is designed to ensure informed decision-making, and public engagement with the group is encouraged through regular open meetings and accessible communication channels on the ISO New England website, providing an opportunity for stakeholders to participate and learn about the complexities of energy transition and governance.

Jinye Zhao shares how her team at ISO-NE builds tools that improve the reliability and efficiency of the region’s power system.