Grid Status Exports

The western US was shaped by the frontier.

July 22, 2026 might make it into the Hall of Fame for ERCOT.

As the US readied for its 250th Anniversary, grid operators across the Eastern Interconnect prepared to weather potentially record-breaking peaks.

In what has become a nearly annual occurrence, thick wildfire smoke from Canada has drifted across much of the Eastern Interconnection.

For the 4th year running, we’re taking a look at CAISO operations during April.

CAISO’s much-anticipated Extended Day Ahead Market went live just two weeks ago with its first participants.

One year ago, Ontario's power market and its operator, the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), began a series of transformative changes known as the Market Renewal Program (MRP).

From emergency orders to the war in Iran, the Trump Administration has kept coal in the headlines, but even before the 202(c) orders started rolling in, coal generation’s decline in America had slowed.

The AI arms race of the mid-2020s is defined by a single strategic asset: hyperscale data centers.

RTC+B was implemented on December 5th, 2025.

For decades, Québec has been a pivotal energy partner for the Northeast United States.

The West is changing fast.

With the final green light from FERC earlier this year, the day-ahead fate of 37 Balancing Authorities is up for grabs.

The grid is no stranger to the chaotic threats of nature.

Canadian wildfire smoke has become a telltale sign of summer in the Northeast, introducing a Breaking Bad-esque hue to the air and new challenges for grid operators managing the growing role of BTM solar in New York and New England.

As the PJM interconnection faces a drought of new generation and a flood of AI-driven demand, Google’s 670 MW hydroelectric PPA with existing Brookfield assets is a sign of the times.