New England’s power grid is undergoing a significant transformation and is approaching a critical juncture. To meet the moment, an influx of new resources—battery storage, demand response, wind, and solar—are seeking to enter the market. Yet ISO-NE’s capacity market reforms threaten to undercount the value of these critical new resources. On our blog, United’s Alex Lawton underscores the need for New England to invest in advanced energy resources, such as storage and demand response, to strengthen reliability, increase grid flexibility, and lower costs for consumers.