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PJM Refiles Its Data Center Backstop Rules: Collateral Drops to About $686,000 a Megawatt, and Utilities Must Report Their Large Loads
In Docket ER27-454, PJM answers FERC's September objections on cost allocation, buyer collateral and exit rules, drops the co-op and municipal opt-out, and asks for an order by January 29 so the procurement can open March 1, 2027.
| Item | Body | Load | Stage | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revised Reliability Backstop Procurement rules | FERC, Docket ER27-454-000 | 6,831 MW shortfall in the 2028/2029 auction (target to be recalculated) | filed November 9; comments due November 30 | [1] |
| Original backstop procurement and paper hearing | FERC, Dockets ER26-3380-000 and EL26-108-000 | — | accepted and suspended to February 28, 2027; briefs deferred | [3] |
| Large Load definition and registry compliance filing | FERC, Docket ER26-3515-002 | 50 MW or more at a single electrical site | filed November 9; effective date requested October 12 | [6] |
| Ohio Consumers' Counsel rehearing request on registry access | FERC, Docket ER26-3515-000 | — | pending | [7] |
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