December 11, 2024

Constellation Energy seeks fast track FERC ruling against PJM on co-locating load

The company alleges PJM rules discriminate against generators serving fully isolated co-located loads.

Constellation Energy Generation LLC on Nov. 22 filed a complaint with FERC that alleges that PJM’s grid interconnection regulations are unlawful due to a lack of rules for generators to follow when seeking to provide service to fully isolated co-located load.

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Details:

Filing Date: November 22, 2024

Docket Numbers:

EL25-20

Short Summary:

Constellation Energy Generation LLC on Nov. 22 filed a complaint with FERC that alleges that PJM’s grid interconnection regulations are unlawful due to a lack of rules for generators to follow when seeking to provide service to fully isolated co-located load.

Impact Level:

Categories:

Rate & Tariff Tracker

Tags: Complaint, Data Centers, Generator Interconnection Service Agreements

Entities: Great-West Lifeco, Power Corporation of Canada, Vitol

Markets: PJM Interconnection (PJM)

Regions:

States: Texas, Wisconsin

Regulators: FERC

Courts: N/A

Documents:

Complaint