Below is a summary of the agenda items scheduled to be brought to a vote at the PJM Markets and Reliability Committee and Members Committee meetings. Each item is listed by agenda number, description and projected time of discussion, followed by a summary of the issue and links to prior coverage in RTO Insider.

RTO Insider will cover the discussions and votes. See next week’s newsletter for a full report.

Markets and Reliability Committee

Consent Agenda (8:30-8:35 a.m.)

B. Endorse proposed revisions to Manual 12: Balancing Operations drafted through the document’s periodic review, updating the operating mode change procedure and requiring the PJM master coordinator to be notified of any change in output for self-scheduled units when NERC tags cannot be processed. The changes also include conforming changes to PJM’s hybrid resource rules. (See “Manual Revisions Endorsed,” PJM Operating Committee Briefs: June 3, 2025.)

C. Endorse proposed revisions to the tariff, Reliability Assurance Agreement and Operating Agreement as endorsed by the Governing Document Enhancement and Clarification Subcommittee. The changes would remove obsolete references and terms, align cross-referenced language and codify the second phase of PJM’s hybrid resource rules.

Endorsements (8:40-9:30 a.m.)

2. Manual 14H: New Service Requests Cycle Process Revisions (8:40-9:05 a.m.)

PJM’s Jonathan Thompson will present proposed revisions to Manual 14H: New Service Requests Cycle Process to rework the RTO’s site control requirements in accordance with a settlement approved by FERC on June 10 (ER25-1544). (See PJM Presents Settlement on Site Control Requirements.)

Issue Tracking: Site Control Modification Clarification

3. Storage Integration (Phase II): Transmission Asset Utilization in Operations (9:05-9:30 a.m.)

PJM’s Dave Anders will present a problem statement and issue charge that would open a stakeholder process to consider establishing rules for deploying battery storage as a transmission asset (SATA). Constellation Energy’s Juliet Anderson will present an alternative issue charge, which differs on identifying the use-case for SATA, when the batteries would operate and identifying and mitigating market impacts. (See “Stakeholders Torn on Further SATA Education,” PJM MRC Briefs: May 21, 2025.)

Members Committee

Endorsements (4:40-5:30 p.m.)

5. CIFP — DOE 202(c) Cost Allocation (4:40-5:30 p.m.)

A. PJM and the Members Committee will review proposals to determine how the cost for Constellation to continue operating its Eddystone Generating Station under a Department of Energy emergency order will be allocated to consumers. Solutions may include a broad cost-allocation paradigm for any future emergency orders.

B. The committee will vote on whether to recommend each proposal to the Board of Managers, with results not shown on any package until full voting is complete.