California ISO

The California ISO’s Western Energy Imbalance Market (EIM) welcomes the Turlock Irrigation District and the Balancing Area of Northern California (BANC) Phase 2, which includes the Modesto Irrigation District, The City of Redding, the City of Roseville, California Government and the Western Area Power Administration - Sierra Nevada Region, as they begin participating in the West’s real-time energy market. Read the news release: https://buff.ly/2NTfEQT

The California ISO’s March edition of Energy Matters announces the Western Energy Imbalance Market (EIM) Governing Body’s approval of market and operational enhancements; renewable energy records; the First Native American Tribe to become a transmission operator in the ISO; and how to sign up for Flex Alert notifications. Read the latest edition here: https://buff.ly/3f8zyTa

Do you have a degree or experience in Business, Engineering or Project Management? The California ISO is seeking a Senior Project Manager to define, implement and maintain project processes and procedures for delivery of complex systems. Knowledge of Microsoft Project Server and SharePoint, required. Power your career and apply now: https://buff.ly/3cWDt2v

Power your career at the California ISO! Now hiring an Enterprise Modeling System Engineer with knowledge of power systems and energy market data models. Two plus years of experience, and a degree in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering. Apply now: https://buff.ly/30NmhqI

Remember to spring forward this Sunday, March 14, for Daylight Saving Time. Learn more about the California ISO’s transition: https://buff.ly/3cf2h5v

The California ISO posted its February 2021 Key Stats to the News page of its website. This document provides a snapshot of key statistics, peaks, renewable energy, renewable resources, curtailment totals, historical data and Western EIM benefits. Learn more: buff.ly/3rEWCw0

Use your Information Technology and Computer Science skills. The California ISO is now hiring an experienced Information Technology Auditor Lead to join its team. A degree in Business Administration, Accounting or related field. Apply Now: https://buff.ly/2YaW0Br

The California ISO posted its December 2020 Key Stats to the News page of its website. This document provides a snapshot of key statistics, peaks, renewable energy, renewable resources, curtailment totals, historical data and Western EIM benefits. Learn more: https://buff.ly/38WFwTn

The California ISO, California Public Utilities Commission and California Energy Commission published their Final Root Cause Analysis highlighting actions to fortify grid reliability in preparation for Summer 2021. Read the report: buff.ly/2XCf9M7

Use your Information Technology and JAVA experience at the California ISO. Now hiring an experienced Sr. Software Engineer to join its team. A degree in Computer Science or Engineering preferred. Apply now: https://buff.ly/39mWgCj

Work with some of the best and brightest in the industry. The California ISO offers opportunities for all career levels. From summer internships to senior positions, find a job that matches your experience in the quickly evolving field of energy. Learn more: https://buff.ly/2nilElh

For data, initiatives, and market inquiries, visit the California ISO contact us page to submit your question at https://buff.ly/3oDR2cm. Remember to use the ‘subject’ drop down, and select general question and comment.

Use your information technology experience at the California ISO. Now hiring a Sr. Applications Engineer - Java/J2EE Engineering to join its team. A degree in Computer Science or Engineering preferred, plus five or more years related experience. Apply Now: https://buff.ly/31PYOpH

The California ISO’s Energy Matters announces Board of Governor’s recent decision of reliability must-run designation; highlights the integration of new market tools for battery storage; announces the Summer Readiness webpage; and more. Read the recent edition: buff.ly/2Xb5kEQ

The California ISO peak demand hit a record of 47,236 MW on Sept. 6, 2020, the highest for 2020, and surpassing the 2019 annual peak demand at 44,301 MW. For more September 2020 key statistics, visit: buff.ly/3iPfi7j

Check out the recent edition of Energy Matters for the latest news from the California ISO: buff.ly/3mcisnM

Power your career at the ISO. Now hiring an experienced Sr. Power Systems Engineering Specialist to join its team. Five years of related experience, and a degree in Electrical Engineering, Economics or Computer Science preferred. Apply now: https://buff.ly/3dGuKSf

We need everyone's help! Unseasonable high temperatures are putting pressure on the state's electrical grid. Please conserve to avert or limit outages. Flex Alert is in effect until 10 p.m. today.

Do your part to avoid possible outages by conserving energy. Set A/C thermostats to 78 degrees Avoid using large appliances Close drapes/blinds... Turn off unnecessary lights Use fans #FlexAlert

A Flex Alert is in effect from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Do your part to avoid possible outages by conserving energy. Set A/C thermostats to 78 degrees Avoid using large appliances Close drapes/blinds... Turn off unnecessary lights Use fans #FlexAlert

Due to an unusually warm October #CAWX, the California ISO has issued a statewide Flex Alert from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. today, to protect the grid from any unexpected system shortages. Read the news release: buff.ly/3dvYu40

The California ISO called a Flex Alert for 3-10 p.m. today to help with capacity shortfalls due to unseasonably warm weather. The call for conservation is unrelated to the Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS), which power providers order to reduce localized wildfire risk. Learn more: bit.ly/3nTAXPc bit.ly/3lMvfgn

The California ISO has issued a Flex Alert for tomorrow, October 15, from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. You can help by reducing your energy use during that time. Visit FlexAlert.org for tips on how to save energy. Read the news release: https://buff.ly/3iTnTWw

The ISO posted its September 2020 Key Stats to the News page of its website. This document provides a snapshot of key statistics, peaks, renewable energy, renewable resources, curtailment totals, historical data and Western EIM benefits. Learn more: buff.ly/3iPfi7j