PJM Addresses Capacity Shortfall with Selection of 51 Power Projects The PJM Interconnection, a key organization responsible for coordinating electricity transmission across the Mid-Atlantic region, is confronting a growing capacity shortage. Rising electricity demand, coupled with the retirement of existing power plants, has created a significant strain on the region's power infrastructure. To proactively address this shortfall, PJM has implemented a special initiative, utilizing a "Reliability Pricing Model," designed to quickly secure power-generating capabilities. This initiative has resulted in the selection of 51 diverse power projects intended to bolster electricity supply in the near term. The "Reliability Pricing Model" incentivizes projects based on their ability to rapidly and reliably deliver power, which may lead to increased costs for consumers. The chosen projects encompass a variety of energy sources and project types, including natural gas power plants, solar installations, upgrades to nuclear power facilities, coal-based projects, battery storage systems, and wind projects. The capacity provided by each project is detailed, with notations on fuel source and project type. The reliance on natural gas as a primary fuel source for a substantial portion of these projects has sparked concerns regarding price volatility and potential environmental consequences. PJM has also received public criticism related to the rising electricity costs associated with this rapid response approach. This situation highlights the importance of forward-looking energy planning and strategic investment in a broad spectrum of energy resources to ensure grid stability and affordability.

PJM Interconnection Advances Substantial Power Projects Amid Rising Demand VALLEY FORGE, PA – The PJM Interconnection has accepted 715 power project proposals totaling 201.5 gigawatts into the initial phase of its updated interconnection process. This surge in proposed generation sources comes as electricity demand across the regional grid is increasing at a rate faster than

Federal regulators approve expedited process for power projects The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved PJM’s proposed Expedited Interconnection Track, a temporary process designed to speed up the interconnection of large-scale power generation projects. The initiative aims to address the urgent need for increased power resources within the PJM region. Under the Expedited Interconnection Track,

Federal regulators approve expedited process for power projects The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has authorized a streamlined interconnection process for large-scale power projects within the PJM Interconnection region. The decision, announced June 9, 2026, followed consideration of concerns from entities including Vistra and state regulators. Under the new framework, PJM will annually assess up to

NU E Power Corp. Clarifies Power Capacity Figures Calgary, Alberta—NU E Power Corp. (CSE: NUE) (OTC Pink: NUEPF) has released updated information regarding its power capacity, correcting previous disclosures. As of the current date, the company’s net working interest power capacity across its project portfolio is approximately 613.94 megawatts (MW), representing a gross capacity of

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