Grid operator PJM has filed a proposal with the Federal Regulatory Energy Commission (FERC) that would attempt to strike a reasonable balance between wholesale cost and auction results to increase investment in generation.
”The periodic review process is typically conducted every four years. However, the proposal PJM filed on Nov. 7 resulted from a review initiated by PJM a year earlier than required by the PJM Tariff, given the rapidly changing dynamics in the marketplace. Those dynamics include tightening supply and demand margins driving record capacity prices. New Jersey electricity prices surged as much as 20% beginning in June.”
See the full article about the proposal on ROI-NJ:Â https://www.roi-nj.com/2025/11/12/industry/energy-utilities/pjm-interconnection-files-review-proposal-to-ferc/


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