Planning

RTEP Planning Year 2022
transmission-under-construction

Transmission
Under Construction

cost

36.1 billion

As of 4.10.2018

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As of 10.4.2018
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Competitive Planning Process
  • The PJM competitive planning process affords non-incumbent transmission developers an opportunity to participate in the regional planning and expansion of the PJM bulk electric system.

    2018 RTEP Proposal Window 1
  •  open 11.2.2018  closed 3.1.2019
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Queued Generation Fuel Mix
As of 10.4.2018
72,087 MW
Total:
Generation Interconnection Requests by Fuel Type
As of 10.4.2018
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As of 10.4.2018
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Planning News from Inside Lines
  • Report: New Line Technology Boosts Reliability, Reduces Costs Gives dispatchers better real-time insights into transmission lines, improving reliability and reducing costs PJM partners with U.S. Department of Energy, American Electric Power and LineVision on pilot program Paper on pilot program wins international award PJM always looks for ways...
  • Planning Committee Looks at Wind and Solar Resource Capabilities PJM presents effective load carrying capability (ELCC) analysis and study results Distributed Energy Resource Ride-Through Task Force effort endorsed TEAC looks at generator deactivations Effective Load Carrying Capability Analysis and Study Results As part of its continuing look at the...
  • TEAC Looks at Windows, Flowgates PJM and stakeholders reviewed 2018/19 Market Efficiency Window guidelines and the Market Efficiency Window process at a special session of the Transmission Expansion Advisory Committee on Oct. 24. Nicolae Dumitriu, senior lead engineer – Market Simulation, presented the Market Efficiency...