Facilitating Consumer Involvement
Forum for the exchange of information between ISO New England and electricity consumers in New England.
The Group’s Role and Operation
The Consumer Liaison Group (CLG) meets four times a year. Meetings are open to the public and include:
- Remarks from a guest speaker—typically, an industry or business executive, policymaker or regulator—who provides a unique perspective on a particular topic or issue
- A panel discussion often representing industry, the ISO, regulators, and consumer perspectives
- An update from the ISO on regional energy issues and initiatives that have or will be taking place at New England Power Pool (NEPOOL) and ISO stakeholder meetings that can have an impact on electricity prices
Meetings are generally attended by consumers and consumer representatives (including state consumer and ratepayer advocates), state business and industry associations, chambers of commerce, individual businesses, trade groups, nonprofit organizations, and other end users.
Resources
Materials related to the CLG are accessible below.
- To learn more about the CLG, read the purpose and structure statement.
- To see what the CLG has been talking about, read recent meeting summaries or the CLG annual report.
- See External Affairs’ monthly issues memos for a rundown of federal, regional, and state issues that the ISO provides to the New England Conference of Public Utilities Commissioners (NECPUC) and state consumer advocates.
You may also be interested in the Key Grid and Market Stats section, which helps illustrate the status of and trends in New England’s power system and wholesale electricity markets.
