FERC extends PJM Order No. 1920 cost-allocation deadlines again
PARSEC and PJM's transmission owners say they're unlikely to agree soon on a cost-allocation method, though they call their dispute-resolution talks productive.
The Joint Movants stated that PARSEC and the PJM Transmission Owners were unlikely to reach agreement and prepare a filing by the then-current August 11, 2026 deadline.1
FERC had already granted three prior extensions of the Engagement Period and the deadline for PJM Transmission Owners to file their portion of the Order No. 1920 regional compliance filing, on February 6, 2025, October 17, 2025, and June 11, 2026.2
The extension covers three items: the Engagement Period, PJM Transmission Owners' deadline to file their portion of the Order No. 1920 cost-allocation compliance filing, and PJM's deadline to submit related revisions to its Long-Term Regional Transmission Planning Protocol.3
The parties stated that the Dispute Resolution Services engagement process is active and ongoing and that they believe it has been productive.4
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- This piece does not state the length of the current extension or its new deadline, or that it is a fourth extension — those specifics were in the story framing but no supplied verified claim states them.
- No claim states which body (FERC) issued the current extension order in so many words; the piece relies on the Commission's established role as the granter of prior extensions (claim 3) rather than asserting an unverified new fact.