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Metered electricity demand in the New York ISO falls midday because of small-scale solar
An increase in electricity generation from small-scale solar in New York has decreased the midday demand for metered electricity, amid overall declining load in the state.
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The New York ISO has observed a decrease in midday metered electricity demand, which can be attributed to an increase in electricity generation from small-scale solar sources. This trend is particularly pronounced in the early spring months of March and April, when solar generation has a more significant impact due to lower overall demand and favorable conditions for solar production. The decrease in midday demand is part of a broader decline in electricity load in the state, with small-scale solar generation playing a notable role in this shift.
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