US EditionPJM Summer Outlook 2025: Adequate Resources Available for Summer Amid Growing Risk
- On May 9, 2025, PJM released its Summer Outlook from Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, forecasting high electricity demand and potential resource challenges.
- This outlook arises from factors including accelerating demand growth, generator retirements, and slower new resource builds, as detailed in PJM's 2023 paper.
- PJM expects summer peak load to reach just over 154,000 MW but notes generation capacity could fall short under extreme scenarios exceeding 166,000 MW, requiring demand response.
- PJM has 179,200 MW of generation capacity and 7,900 MW of contracted demand response, where customers reduce electricity use during emergencies, with participation now expanded year-round by FERC.
- PJM is deploying AI tools to streamline generation interconnection and advancing 51 projects adding 9,300 MW by 2031 to enhance reliability amid hotter-than-normal summer conditions.
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Hearing on PJM Reliability Resource Initiative Planning and Generation Market Updates - Senator Yaw
Environmental Resources and Energy Committee and Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure Committee Monday, May 12, 2025 | 11 a.m. Room 8E-B, East Wing Agenda I. Call to Order II. Opening comments from Senator Yaw, Senator Comitta, Senator Stefano, Senator Boscola III. Agenda Panel 1: Jason Stanek, Executive Director of Government Services, PJM Steve DeFrank, Chairman, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Glen Thomas, G…
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