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DOE presses PJM on ratepayer protections from large load costs
“A capability to continuously track whether a project enters into service ... can help assign costs for new generation to the customers responsible for those investments,” DOE said in a rare filing.
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“A capability to continuously track whether a project enters into service ... can help assign costs for new generation to the customers responsible for those investments,” DOE said in a rare filing. The PJM’s reliability backstop procurement proposal grew out of a fast-track stakeholder process and aims to address a pending capacity shortfall, largely driven by data center demand forecasts. PJM failed to acquire enough capacity in its last two base capacity auctions to meet its reserve margin targets.
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