There is only a single trading hub in the New England region. The price at thsi hub are based on selected nodes around the Boston area.
New England has to import fuel for almost all of its power generation requirements.
The marginal fuel for the region is natural gas. The bulk of this supply comes from the U.S. Gulf Coast and eastern Canada.
There are efforts to augment this supply by constructing liquefied natural gas terminals in Massachusetts.
Most of the population in New England is in the southern part of the region: Connecticut and the area around the city of Boston, Massachusetts. In contrast, the northern part of the region is relatively unpopulated.
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