Part 13The tests ahead
The Data Center Coalition noted on March 16 that PJM had proposed June 1, 2029, as the date its new transmission services for co-located loads take effect; until then, the market price is the bill.
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Part 13 · The load pays its wayMar 16, 2026
PJM's proposed June 1, 2029 effective date for the new transmission services presumably means PJM cannot start studying these innovative solutions for over three years, and the goal should be to implement needed reforms earlier than 2029 given the…
Part 13 · The load pays its wayMar 16, 2026
Clearer interconnection rules for existing generators also require more concrete timelines for reviewing and approving Necessary Studies and CIR revisions, and PJM needs to account for CIRs going to the specific co-located customer so a generator…
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Part 13The tests ahead
The Data Center Coalition noted on March 16 that PJM had proposed June 1, 2029, as the date its new transmission services for co-located loads take effect; until then, the market price is the bill.
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