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SPP, PJM, CAISO anticipate being able to meet power demand this summer
The regions in each organization’s footprint are likely to see higher-than-average temperatures this summer, but supply is expected to reliably meet demand.
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The regions in each organization’s footprint are likely to see higher-than-average temperatures this summer, but supply is expected to reliably meet demand. Although their regions might see hotter-than-average temperature days over the summer, the Southwest Power Pool, California Independent System Operator and PJM Interconnection project that they have enough power supplies to meet electricity demand, according to recent releases from those organizations.
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