ISO NEW ENGLAND INC
One Sullivan Road, Holyoke, MA 01040 www.iso-ne.com

Total Revenue
$194,266,780
Total Expenses
$194,266,780
Net Assets
$0

Organizations Filed Purposes: The Corporation is organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes including the following, to (i) maintain the reliability of the bulk power and transmission system in New England by, among other things, exercising operational authority over the bulk transmission facilities, (ii) administer and seek to enhance sustainable, competitive and efficient energy markets, and (iii) provide non-discriminatory, open-access transmission service.

Reference Line 4a: Energy Administration - ISO New England Inc. (ISO-NE) is the not-for-profit organization authorized by the federal government to perform three critical activities to ensure the reliable and safe supply of electricity throughout New England. Through its first activity, Energy Administration, ISO-NE ensures the constant availability of competitively-priced electricity for the region's 14.8 million residents by designing, refining, and administering the region's wholesale electricity markets and making sure these markets are fair and competitive. During 2019, ISO-NE was responsible for the fair administration of over $9.8 billion dollars of market transactions.

Reference Line 4b: Reliability Administration - Through its second activity, Reliability Administration, ISO-NE ensures the reliable day-to-day operation of the region's high voltage transmission system. Among other things, this involves (i) coordinating the region's 350 power plants and 9,000 miles of high voltage transmission lines; (ii) managing the movement of high-voltage electricity into, within, and out of New England; (iii) ensuring that the six-state region has the power system resources necessary to meet consumer demand for electricity and federally-mandated reliability requirements; (iv) coordinating how transmission lines, power plants (such as coal, oil, nuclear, and natural gas-fired), and other resources connect to and operate on the power grid reliably; and (v), working with the industry to develop transmission infrastructure solutions that are essential for maintaining power system reliability. During 2019, ISO-NE coordinated the generation and transmission of the 125,823 gigawatt-hours of power consumed in the region.

Reference Line 4c: Scheduling Service - Through its third activity, Scheduling Services, ISO-NE forecasts and schedules the electricity needed in the region for every second of every day and ensures there is enough electricity generated to meet demand and resources needed to maintain stringent reliability criteria. In conducting this activity, ISO-NE (i) monitors the flow of electricity into, out of, and over New England's high-voltage transmission system and (ii) schedules hundreds of diverse power resources and transmission components to supply just the right amount of electricity to meet the region's demand, which changes every time someone flips a switch. If too little electricity is produced, lights may not come on. Too much electricity could damage the system. ISO-NE is responsible for ensuring that the grid can withstand the sudden loss of a power plant or transmission equipment caused by weather, mechanical failure, terrorism, or other triggers.

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Gordon Van WeliePresident, and Chief Executive Officer45$1,603,017
Vamsi K ChadalavadaExecutive V.P. and Chief Operating Officer45$1,154,540
Robert C LudlowV.P. Chief Financial & Compliance Officer45$647,847
Peter T BrandienV.P. System Operations & Market Administration45$590,982
Janice S DicksteinV.P. Human Resources45$564,458
Robert G EthierV.P. System Planning45$503,024
Stephen J RourkeV.P. System Planning45$497,051
Jamshid A AfnanV.P. Info. & Cyber Security Svc.45$492,421
Anne C GeorgeV.P. External Affairs & Corp. Communications45$469,126
Maria A GulluniV.P. Gen'l Counsel and Corp. Sec.45$461,284
Mark G KarlV.P. Market Development & Settlements45$431,549
Jeffrey McdonaldV.P. Market Monitoring45$400,001
Michael I HendersonDirector, Regional Planning & Coord.44$389,377
Matthew W WhiteChief Economist51$379,229
Eugene LitvinovChief Technologist40$347,687
Matthew F GoldbergDirector, Reliability & Operations Compliance41$310,187
M David HameedyDirector, Program Management Office40$308,052
John R NordenDirector, Operations47$303,397
Shannon L CareyDirector, Market Analysis & Settlements41$293,961
James DouglassSenior Regulatory Counsel42$272,767
Timothy HelwickAssistant General Counsel - Market Monitoring40$271,192
Brent OberlinDirector, Transmission Planning47$261,418
Raymond M CurryDirector, Internal Audit53$258,835
Rudolf PawulDirector, IT Development & Power System Support40$258,439
Michael N TaniwhaIT Director, Infrastructure & Enterprise Support40$257,268
Henry Y YoshimuraDirector, Demand Resource Strategy46$256,254
Christopher J HamlenAssistant General Counsel - Markets40$253,229
Richard V KowalskiTechnical Director-former Key Employee44$252,462
Dennis RobinsonDirector, Market & Resource Administration41$252,395
Kathleen Q AbernathyChair, Board of Directors8$135,625
Philip N ShapiroChair, Board of Directors8$135,500
Michael J CurranDirector7$134,000
Barney S RushDirector7$117,625
Christopher L WilsonDirector7$113,125
Brook ColangeloDirector6$111,625
Vickie A VanzandtDirector6$110,875
Roberto R DenisDirector7$109,875
Lorraine M BradyCorporate Administrator & Assistant Secretary40$101,353
Raymond D HillDirector7$70,000
Cheryl LafleurDirector5$40,000

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