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The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) works at the heart of Ontario's power system. The IESO delivers key services across the electricity sector including: managing the power system in real-time, planning for the province's future energy needs, enabling conservation and designing a more efficient electricity marketplace to support sector evolution. Ontario's power system is operating reliably through the COVID-19 outbreak. Please check this site for updates.

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See Ontario's changing demand conditions on the power data graphs.

Follow the IESO's Peak Tracker to monitor forecasted Ontario demand for the next 24 hours.

Hourly Output by Fuel Type (Transmission-Connected) EST

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month-to-date

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) update

Ontario’s electricity system is reliable with adequate supply to meet our needs. The IESO has implemented controls to ensure the continued reliable operation of the grid and minimize risks to its employees and stakeholders. Currently, most non-essential IESO staff are working from home, and increased hygiene and physical distancing measures are in place to protect those employees working onsite. The IESO is not accepting visitors at our three facilities, and in-person engagement and meetings are no longer being scheduled. Where possible, meetings and events including engagement activities are being moved to conference calls or webinars. Registration information has been updated on the website to reflect this change.

Thank you for your patience and co-operation. Please contact customer.relations@ieso.ca if you have any questions.

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Now available:
2020 APO

The IESO’s latest Annual Planning Outlook (APO) provides a long-term view of the demand, resource and transmission outlook, features a discussion of system reliability and sets out how competitive procurement mechanisms, DERs and transmission upgrades can help Ontario meet reliability needs during the outlook period.