<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p><span>(Platts)--14Nov2025/1220 pm EST/1720 GMT     Northeastern power on-peak prices trade mixed on the Intercontinental Exchange amid lower demand expected over the weekend, stable gas prices.     The New England Independent System Operator's on-peak Mass Hub price for Nov. 15 delivery increased by about $7.75 to about $66/MWh during Nov. 14 trading on the Intercontinental Exchange.     In the New York Independent System Operator, locational marginal prices ticked lower. Day-ahead on-peak Hudson Valley Zone G decreased about $11.75 to about $56.75/MWh, and NYC Zone J decreased by about $10 to about $59.75/MWh. Off-peak Hudson Valley and NYC each rose about $2.50 to about $54.25/MWh and $55/MWh, respectively.     Bolstering price decreases in on-peak markets, demand was expected to inch lower in both electricity markets. ISO-NE peakload demand was forecast to drop 4.50% from Nov. 14 to 14.8 GW Nov. 15, and NYISO demand was expected to decrease 4.90% to 17.6 GW.     Temperatures were expected to reach highs near their five-day norm. New York was forecast to be at 52 degrees Fahrenheit (11 C) Nov. 15, 1 F below its norm. Boston was expected to have rain during the weekend and reach 47 F Nov. 15, 4 F below its norm, according to CustomWeather data.          NATURAL GAS PRICES REMAIN MOSTLY STABLE     In natural gas markets, Algonquin-city gates for Nov. 15 flows decreased 0.19 cent from the previous Platts assessment to $3.98/MMBtu. Texas Eastern M3 decreased 0.16 cent to $3.02/MMBtu. Meanwhile, Transco Zone 6 NY fell 0.05 cent to $3.18/MMBtu.     Platts is part of S&amp;P Global Commodity Insights.     — Mauricio Avila, mauricio.avila@spglobal.com-- Edited by Ignacio Hernandez, newsdesk@spglobal.com--Platts Electricity Alert--</span></p></div></div>

<p>PLATTS: 300--Platts Power US Eastern Daily Commentary - 14Nov25</p>