EL26-72-000 · 2026-08-07 · New England States Committee on Electricity

Answer of the New England States Committee on Electricity in Response to Joint Motion for Abeyance filed by ISO New England, Inc. et al

Topics in the text: Filing procedure · Cost allocation · Retail and wholesale authority

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For the reasons described below, NESCOE supports the Joint Motion and respectfully requests that the Commission grant it.
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I. DESCRIPTION OF COMMENTER

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DESCRIPTION OF COMMENTER NESCOE is the Regional State Committee (“RSC”) for New England.
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II. BACKGROUND

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BACKGROUND

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Pursuant to the NESCOE MOU, the Term Sheet is the binding obligation of ISO-NE, NEPOOL, and NESCOE. 4 ISO New England Inc., 195 FERC ¶ 61,215 (2026). 5 Id. at P. 32. - 3 - stated that it would consider requests to hold all or certain aspects of the Show Cause Order in abeyance for up to 90 days for…
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III. ANSWER IN RESPONSE

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ANSWER IN RESPONSE NESCOE supports ISO-NE and the PTOAC’s request for an abeyance to allow for them to develop a Section 205 filing through New England’s stakeholder process.
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IV. CONCLUSION

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CONCLUSION

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CONCLUSION Therefore, for the reasons stated herein, NESCOE respectfully requests that the Commission grant the Joint Motion.
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

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Dated at Osterville, Massachusetts this 7th day of August, 2026. /s/ Nathan Forster Nathan Forster, General Counsel Shannon Beale, Assistant General Counsel New England States Committee on Electricity P.O.
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