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PJM eyes option to jumpstart surplus interconnection pathway
In need of capacity, the PJM’s surplus interconnection process has produced limited results while MISO and SPP were studying roughly 15 GW and 14 GW each in the first half this year.
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PJM is proposing a second effort to create a pathway that would use surplus interconnection capacity at existing power facilities to bring new generation online. The earlier reform attempt produced limited results, and PJM’s surplus interconnection process has yielded few outcomes compared with MISO and SPP, which are each studying roughly 15 GW and 14 GW of projects, primarily battery storage.
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