PJM announced that its comprehensive analysis and recommended solution for issues related to Artificial Island won’t be ready until April.

The PJM Board of Managers approved the RTO's 2016 Regional Transmission Expansion Plan which includes $260M in transmission projects.

The PJM Board OKd more than $636 million in transmission projects, including a $320 million market efficiency project — its largest ever

OPSI has adopted a resolution urging PJM to instruct staff to develop market rules that encourage the participation of demand response in the RTO's markets.

The PJM Board of Managers has suspended the controversial Artificial Island transmission project, pending a staff analysis.

Environmental groups asked the D.C. Circuit Court to review FERC rulings on the PJM Capacity Performance model, saying model limits renewables and DR.

Groups opposing FirstEnergy's plan to win subsidies from Ohio regulators asked FERC to again intervene in the dispute.

Joe Bowring and David Patton often disagree, but they are 100% in agreement on the need for independence in market monitoring.

Bowring’s allegations at a FERC technical conference in 2007 that PJM attempted to muzzle his internal market monitoring unit shook the RTO to its roots.

State consumer advocates (members of CAPS) pressed the PJM board to change Capacity Performance rules to allow more participation by seasonal resources.