Utility Dive•about 1 month ago
At 106 GW, gas-fired generation leads PJM’s newly reopened interconnection queue
Key Takeaway
The reopening of PJM's interconnection queue, dominated by 106 GW of gas-fired projects, signals a significant shift in grid development and future capacity market dynamics for the region.
AI Summary
- •PJM's interconnection queue has reopened after being closed since 2022, with over 800 projects totaling 220 GW now seeking grid connection.
- •Gas-fired generation leads the new queue, accounting for 106 GW of proposed capacity, indicating a significant continued reliance on fossil fuels.
- •The reopening marks the first cycle of PJM's revamped interconnection process, signaling substantial regulatory changes for developers and IPPs.
- •This massive influx of proposed capacity, particularly gas, will significantly influence future capacity market dynamics and energy supply in the PJM region.
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Article Content
After being effectively closed since 2022, the PJM Interconnection has launched the first cycle of its revamped interconnection queue process with more than 800 projects totaling 220 GW seeking to connect to the grid.