FERC is weighing governance changes for the PJM power grid
A July 23 FERC technical conference will examine PJM governance and stakeholder reforms as data-center demand, reliability concerns, and power costs put the nation’s largest grid operator under federal scrutiny. (sources: Bloomberg.com)
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is assessing governance changes for the PJM power grid, raising concerns about the grid's future stability. The potential changes could lead to a restructuring of how the grid operates.
- PJM is one of the largest power grids in the United States.
- The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is responsible for regulating interstate electricity sales and transmission.
- Governance changes could affect the management and operational efficiency of the PJM grid.
Why it matters
Changes to the governance of the PJM power grid could have significant implications for energy reliability and market operations in the region.
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