A Resolution directing the Joint State Government Commission to study the costs and benefits of continued membership in the PJM Interconnection.

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Overview

This resolution directs the Joint State Government Commission to study the costs and benefits of Pennsylvania’s continued membership in the PJM Interconnection. The study will examine financial costs, reliability risks, and potential benefits, including access to electricity markets and economic development. Recent increases in PJM capacity auction prices have prompted concerns about customer costs, leading to a state-led effort to understand the long-term implications of this membership.

Key provisions

Assess the financial costs and reliability risks associated with PJM membership.
Analyze potential financial and reliability benefits of PJM membership.
Evaluate the impact of PJM membership on various stakeholders (residential, commercial, and industrial customers).
Require a study initiated within 30 days and a final report published within 180 days.
Include public hearings and opportunities for written comments.
Ensure all study data and findings are publicly accessible.
The report must include detailed findings, recommendations, and a summary of public input.