Course Materials
Access the materials used in classroom, Web-conference, and e-learning courses.
The Ancillary Services Market (ASM) project was implemented to continue the improvement of the wholesale electricity markets. Phase I documents provide in-depth details associated with changes to Standard Market Design (SMD), MIS Reports and Operating Reserves.
Phase II of the ASM Market project includes the modification of the Forward Reserve Market to include a locational component, along with the implementation of co-optimized dispatch and pricing of energy in real time. Phase II training materials provide additional information for customers prior to and after the implementation date of October 1, 2006.
Provides details on specific line items appearing on ISO New England's invoice.
Black Start settlements reporting schedules, and changes that will be made to reports published on "OATT Schedule 16 - Black Start" Web site, the Market Information Server (MIS) reports and the Bill.
The Customer and Asset Management System (CAMS) allows ISO New England's customers the ability to directly manage certain aspects of their data electronically no longer requiring the submission of forms. Access online tutorials.
Materials associated with the Demand Resources program.
Provides details related to External Transactions.
Provides introductions and detailed information associated with the Financial Assurance and Billing Policies and the Financial Assurance Management user interface for viewing financial assurance positions.
Provides training materials related to the Forward Capacity Market (FCM). The objective of the FCM is to purchase sufficient capacity for reliable system operation for a future year at competitive prices where all resources, both new and existing, can participate.
The Generating Availability Data System (GADS) NxL program was introduced and implemented in the Fall of 2005. The web conference material details the use of the program within ISO New England.
Materials for the spring 2006 GIS training sessions are available on the NEPOOL GIS Web site. After login, select the HELP link and then Tutorials.
Provides an overview of the new Meter Data Error Requested Billing Adjustment (RBA) process specific to the eligibility requirements and resettlement deadlines. Rules governing this process are found in Market Rule 1, Section 3.6-3.7, and in Section 6 of the Transmission, Markets and Services Tariff.
Web Conference communicating changes in the process of Network Load Submittal and how to submit Network Load data with the new User Interface (UI).
Presentations associated with numerous settlement changes being implemented during 2008.
Provides Web-based/On-line training of the ISO New England's Wholesale Electricity Markets for Participants who have not been previously exposed to the ISO New England Wholesale Electricity Markets or who need a refresher.
Provides a comprehensive course on ISO New England's Wholesale Electricity Markets for participants who have not been previously exposed to the ISO New England Wholesale Electricity Markets or who need a refresher.
Provides intermediate level information on ISO New England's Wholesale Energy Market, specifically Unit Commitment & Dispatch, Net Commitment Compensation Period, Locational Marginal Pricing (LMP), Energy Reserve Co-optimization, and market tools.
Provides detailed information on ISO New England's Wholesale Electricity Markets, specifically Locational Marginal Pricing (LMP), Energy Reserve Co-optimization in the Real-Time Energy Market, and Financial Transmission Rights (FTRs).
