Demand fell just short of 90 gigawatts today, after exceeding 91 gigawatts last week.
California and New York ISO's peak demand combined is ~83 gigawatts.
System-wide demand fell just short of 90 gigawatts today, according to the post.
Brief
Demand fell just short of 90 gigawatts today, down from a reported peak above 91 gigawatts last week. The combined peak demand for California ISO and New York ISO is about 83 gigawatts, meaning those two large regional grids together remain below the recent highest system-wide demand level.
Why it matters
System-wide demand fell just short of 90 gigawatts today, according to the post.
Key details
- System-wide demand exceeded 91 gigawatts last week.
- California and New York ISO peak demand combined is approximately 83 gigawatts, which is lower than the recent national peak (>91 GW).