This graph shows the resources meeting consumer demand for grid electricity in New England, by megawatt, throughout the course of a day.
Resources in the graph include batteries, coal, hydro, natural gas, net imports from neighboring regions, nuclear, oil, renewables, and other (which includes demand response).
Resources in the renewable category include landfill gas, methane, refuse, solar, steam, wind, and wood. Net import values represent the electricity being imported, less that being exported, across the region’s tie lines.
Hydro is not included in the renewable category primarily because the various sources that make up hydroelectric generation (i.e., conventional hydroelectric, run-of-river, pumped storage) are not universally defined as renewable across the six New England states.
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