Planning

RTEP Planning Year 2022
transmission-under-construction

Transmission
Under Construction

cost

36.1 billion

As of 4.10.2018

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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.

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Queued Generation Fuel Mix
As of 1.29.2019
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Total:
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Planning News from Inside Lines
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