NYISO
New York Independent System Operator · New York
Load, generation by fuel, real-time prices and notices for the New York grid, summarised from the public files NYISO publishes.
StaleAs of ·source: mis.nyiso.com/public/csv/pal/20260912pal.csv, mis.nyiso.com/public/csv/isolf/20260912isolf.csv, mis.nyiso.com/public/csv/rtfuelmix/20260912rtfuelmix.csv, mis.nyiso.com/public/csv/realtime/20260912realtime_gen.csv, mis.nyiso.com/public/csv/realtime/20260912realtime_zone.csv, mis.nyiso.com/public/csv/generator/generator.csv, mis.nyiso.com/public/csv/RealTimeEvents/20260912RealTimeEvents.csv, www.nyiso.com/real-time-dashboard
This reading is stale: the newest figure is more than 2 hours old. Figures below are shown only where the export holds them; for NYISO’s current state use nyiso.com real-time dashboard.
Raw status JSON · figures are copied from NYISO’s public files; nothing on this page is exclusive.
Live conditions — New York grid
Start of day system state is NORMAL (logged 09/12/2026 00:00:00 ET; no later state change in the log)
as of · source: mis.nyiso.com
The condition is NYISO’s own operating state for the New York grid — normal, a watch when reserves run thin, or an emergency. It is copied from the operator’s notices, not inferred here; where the operator publishes no feed this page can read, it says so rather than guessing.
Load — NYISO demand
Load is total demand served on the NYISO system in megawatts. Figures are the values in the export; a dash means the feed did not carry the number, not that it was zero.
as of · source: mis.nyiso.com
Fuel mix — NYISO generation by fuel
- Dual Fuel4,716 MW · 27.7%
- Natural Gas4,570 MW · 26.9%
- Hydro3,595 MW · 21.1%
- Nuclear3,077 MW · 18.1%
- Wind777 MW · 4.6%
- Other Renewables281 MW · 1.7%
- Other Fossil Fuels0 MW · 0.0%
as of · 5-minute · source: mis.nyiso.com
Generation by fuel is a single snapshot at its own as-of time, using NYISO’s own fuel categories. It moves through the day — solar at midday, gas and storage into the evening.
Prices (LMP) — NYISO zonal prices
as of · source: mis.nyiso.com
A locational marginal price (LMP) is the cost of serving one more megawatt-hour at a given node: energy, plus congestion, plus losses. The spread between the lowest and highest node is congestion on the NYISO transmission system. Negative prices mean surplus supply, usually wind or solar, at that location.
Map — New York price map
NYISO LMP map
Real-time 5-minute LBMP: 15 zones + generator buses (coordinates from NYISO generator list) across 763 pricing nodes: low 51.03 $/MWh, average 56.30 $/MWh, high 60.79 $/MWh.
Every market on one page: nodal LMP map.
The map colours every NYISO pricing node by its latest real-time LMP. The power plant and balancing authority maps linked below show what generates inside the NYISO footprint and where its boundary runs.
Alerts & news — NYISO notices
- issued
as of · source: mis.nyiso.com
FAQ — NYISO
What is NYISO?
NYISO, the New York Independent System Operator, runs New York State’s bulk power grid and its wholesale electricity markets.
Is this the NYISO dashboard?
No. NYISO’s official real-time dashboard is on nyiso.com. This NYISO dashboard summary shows the same public figures with an as-of time and a link to the file each came from.
Why are New York City power prices higher?
NYISO prices each of its 11 load zones, A through K. Transmission into New York City (Zone J) and Long Island (Zone K) is constrained, so prices there often clear above upstate zones.