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Update: No plans for a #FlexAlert today. Projected resource deficiencies addressed in the day-ahead market; there are now sufficient supplies to meet expected demand. Continuing to monitor weather conditions and ask Californians to stay prepared.

June 28, 2021 - FOLSOM, Calif. – The California Independent System Operator (ISO) is issuing a heat bulletin in anticipation of increased electricity demand due to above normal temperatures across California. Potential for resource shortfalls are projected for Monday, but could be made up in the day-ahead market running today for tomorrow, and through voluntary consumer conservation.

On Monday, temperatures in the California inland areas are forecast to be in the mid 90s to mid-100s, which is about 4 to 8 degrees above normal for Northern California and 6 to 15 degrees above normal in Southern California. Temperatures in the Southern California coastal areas are forecasted to be slightly above normal with temperatures ranging from mid-70s to the middle and upper 80s.

If weather or system conditions worsen, the ISO may issue a series of notifications to access additional resources, and prepare market participants and the public for potential energy shortages and the need to conserve. For more information, see the ISO’s Alerts, Warnings, and Emergency Notifications fact sheet.

The ISO could also issue a Flex Alert, a voluntary call for consumers to reduce electricity use during critical times of stress on the grid. Learn more about conserving energy or sign up for alerts at www.FlexAlert.org.

The ISO continues to closely monitor conditions and will provide updates as necessary. This news release and future bulletins will provide advance notice when weather conditions could negatively affect grid operations.

To stay current with forecasted supply and demand conditions, and monitor grid alerts, warnings, and emergencies, follow us on Twitter at @California_ISO, check the News webpage, or visit the ISO’s Today’s Outlook at www.caiso.com, or download the free ISO Today mobile app.
Source: CA. ISO