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PJM Interconnection

Jun 10, 2026

Are Pennsylvania’s utilities ready to handle summer heat?

Pennsylvania utilities and PJM Interconnection have completed extensive preparations including upgrades and emergency planning to meet summer electricity demand.

Feb 16, 2026

PJM extends pricing cap for regional power

PJM Interconnection will extend its price cap for two years, a move Gov. Josh Shapiro says will save consumers $27 billion on energy bills.

Dec 29, 2025

Whiteboard: Powering Pennsylvania’s future requires durable, predictable permitting

Pennsylvania’s energy growth depends on permitting reform to meet rising power demand, support jobs and ensure affordable, reliable energy statewide.

Nov 20, 2025

Constellation Energy receives $1B loan for Three Mile Island reopening

The DOE approved a $1B loan to support Constellation’s restart of the former Three Mile Island plant, set to deliver 835 MW of reliable nuclear energy to the region.

Jul 23, 2025

PJM power auction may drive up electricity prices

PJM's 2026/2027 power auction results could raise electricity prices by 1.5–5% as demand grows due to data centers, electrification, and growth.

Feb 28, 2025

The challenge of part-time power production

Imagine you’re the manager of an all-night diner, the kind with a counter up front where customers can watch the kitchen work and hot black coffee fills heavy white mugs

Jan 28, 2025

Shapiro announces agreement with PJM to prevent unnecessary price hikes

Governor Josh Shapiro reached an agreement with PJM on a plan to save consumers over $21 billion more than the next two years.

Feb 14, 2020

Harlan Electric takes lead on $372M transmission project

Taking the lead on a $372 million project involving hundreds of workers, dozens of governmental entities and property owners across two state lines could seem like a daunting task.

Jun 17, 2019

Decision expected soon for Transource power line

Efforts to get regulatory approval for new high-voltage electricity transmission lines through properties in southern Pennsylvania and northern Maryland could be nearing an end, as public hearings on the controversial project wrap up this month in both states.