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NYISO Energy Market & Operational Data

New York ISO prices, load, forecasts, and fuel mix as daily CSV files and monthly archives. No login.

About

The New York Independent System Operator runs the state's bulk power system and wholesale markets. It posts market and operational data as files on mis.nyiso.com: one CSV per day for the recent window and one zip per month for the archive. NYISO publishes no query API for these files. Each dataset has an index page listing every file with a Last Updated stamp, and corrected prices are flagged in the listing. The Custom Reports form on nyiso.com builds reports from the Decision Support System for other cuts.

An operator fetches the day-ahead zonal LBMP file each morning and the real-time load file through the day, and proposes when your sites should ride through or shift.

This is a reference listing. It documents what Fibric would read from NYISO Energy Market & Operational Data and what it could propose, based on the publisher's published interfaces. Fibric builds it under a managed deployment when you request it; selecting it here installs nothing.

Inputs

  • Day-Ahead Market (DAM) LBMP Zonal and Generator (P-2A, P-2B), one file per delivery day
  • Real-Time Market LBMP Zonal and Generator (P-24A, P-24B) and Time-Weighted/Integrated Real-Time LBMP (P-4A, P-4B)
  • Ancillary Service Prices for the Day-Ahead and Real-Time markets (P-5, P-6B)
  • ISO Load Forecast (P-7), Weather Forecast (P-7A) and Zonal Bid Load (P-59)
  • Real-Time Actual Load and Integrated Real-Time Actual Load (P-58B, P-58C)
  • Real-Time Fuel Mix (P-63), Real-Time Events (P-35) and Real-Time Scheduled and Actual Outages (P-54A, P-54B)
  • Internal & External Interface Limits & Flows (P-32) and BTM Solar zonal forecast and estimated actuals (P-70B, P-70A)

Proposed actions

Read-only. This feed informs operators; it changes nothing.

Proposed actions are target capabilities. Every action runs propose-first and needs a validated deployment and the appropriate permissions.

What you can build

  • Plan the day on zonal day-ahead prices

    Each morning after the DAM LBMP Zonal file posts, the operator reads your zone's hourly prices and proposes a pre-cool and setback schedule for approval, with the hours it chose and why.

    With Peak Demand, Tariff Window

  • Discharge into the real-time peak

    Watch the Real-Time Actual Load file as it updates through the day alongside real-time zonal LBMP. When both climb, the operator proposes a battery discharge window and logs the file version it used.

    With Battery Dispatch

  • Stand ready for a grid event

    Read Real-Time Events and the ISO Load Forecast together. When NYISO posts an event and the forecast peaks, the operator proposes an event-day checklist for your sites, for your sign-off.

    With Event Response

Requirements

  • The index page for each dataset (for example P-2Alist.htm) to discover new daily files and their Last Updated times
  • A parser for the CSV naming pattern, such as YYYYMMDDdamlbmp_zone.csv and YYYYMMDDpal.csv
  • Your load zone names as NYISO spells them
  • A monthly job to pull the zip archives when you need history
Authentication
None. Files on mis.nyiso.com download over HTTPS without a login or key; the Market Access Login on nyiso.com is separate and not needed for these files.

Limits

  • No REST API and no filtering; you download whole files and select rows yourself
  • The Real-Time Actual Load index lists only the latest ten daily files; older days sit in the monthly zips
  • Corrected prices arrive as re-posted files; the listing marks them with colored links, so you must re-read
  • The website legal notice confers no license on the content and disclaims accuracy

Access and pricing

Reference listing. Public feed access is separate from Fibric integration. If you request this feed, your quote covers the build, usage, and support.

Request NYISO Energy Market & Operational Data ↗

Questions and answers

Is there an API for NYISO market data?
No. NYISO publishes files on mis.nyiso.com: daily CSVs and monthly zip archives, each listed on an index page with a Last Updated time. The Custom Reports form on nyiso.com generates reports from the Decision Support System. Neither needs a key.
How far back do the archives go?
It varies by dataset. The Day-Ahead Market LBMP Zonal archive lists months back to November 1999, Real-Time Actual Load back to May 2001, and Real-Time Fuel Mix back to December 2015. Archives are zips of CSV files, one per month.
When are the daily files posted?
The Day-Ahead Market LBMP Zonal file for the next day appears in the morning, with listings showing times around 9:30 AM Eastern. Real-Time Actual Load and Real-Time Fuel Mix files are updated through the day; Fuel Mix listings show a first update at 00:15.
Ask about NYISO Energy Market & Operational Data

Ask about the capabilities and requirements in this listing.

For project-specific requirements, contact Fibric.