PJM's response to the delay of a transmission line to maintain reliability near Jamestown, Va., may lead to increased costs to ratepayers.

PJM stakeholders approved by acclimation amendments brought by the Monitor and issue charge to address minimum tank suction level costs.

Despite its looming implementation, PJM's new fuel-cost policy rules continue to raise substantial questioning from stakeholders.

PJM and its Independent Market Monitor (IMM) debated the RTO's plan to implement a fuel-cost policy review process in a special three-hour MIC meeting.

PJM officials briefed the Market Implementation Committee on the implications of FERC's lack of quorum.

The PJM Market Implementation Committee endorsed two proposed Manual 11 revisions related to shortage pricing, both of which were developed in response to FERC Order 825.

In the absence of a planned transmission line, Dominion presented a plan to PJM to drop 150,000 customers in Virginia in the event of facility loss.

PJM held a special session of the MIC on Wednesday, where stakeholders debated implementing unlimited service along the NYISO-PJM seam.

PJM walked the Market Implementation Committee through planned Operating Agreement and Tariff revisions to satisfy elements of FERC Order 825.

The debate over metering DER in front of or behind the customer’s load was the focus of the PJM Market Implementation Committee’s most recent special session on the topic Nov. 22.