PJM's proposed “quick-fix” manual revision sparked a discussion on lingering pseudo-tie issues.

PJM stakeholders unanimously endorsed the development of business rules to address a market suspension from an emergency or some other incident.

PJM stakeholders unanimously endorsed revisions related to deadline changes for adjustments associated with finalizing the zonal network service peak load values.

The PJM MIC endorsed the sunsetting of a longstanding subcommittee on intermittent resources and accepted the charter of a new committee.

PJM revised its proposed review of its ARR and FTR markets as stakeholders decide whether to put work on the issue on hiatus until a report is completed.

The PJM MIC endorsed an initiative to update the RTO’s business rules to accommodate co-located generation and energy storage hybrid resources.

Stakeholders endorsed a PJM proposal to resolve issues in five-minute dispatch and pricing but urged the RTO to continue seeking solutions.

The MIC will choose between a PJM proposal and one from the Monitor to resolve pricing and dispatch misalignment issues in the fast-start pricing plan.

PJM officials have revised some of their proposed rules for applying the MOPR to state default service procurements in response to stakeholder feedback.

PJM and its Monitor shared with stakeholders their proposals for responding to FERC’s directive that state default service auctions be subject to the MOPR.