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PJM’s revised data center backstop procurement plan reduces utility risks: ICF
The planned procurement could be for as little as 630 MW, down from an initial 6,800-MW target, after utilities in PJM’s footprint lowered their large-load forecasts, Jefferies analysts said.
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The planned procurement could be for as little as 630 MW, down from an initial 6,800-MW target, after utilities in PJM’s footprint lowered their large-load forecasts, Jefferies analysts said. The PJM Interconnection on Thursday filed a revised reliability backstop procurement , or RBP, proposal with federal regulators, with a goal of beginning the process on March 1 — about seven months later than originally planned.
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