PJM Members Committee Votes to Endorse IRM/FPR Results for 2029/2030 Base Residual Auction
The August 19 vote passed, with End-Use Customers supporting it 64.3% and Electric Distributors 95.0%.
PJM's Members Committee voted on August 19, 2026 on Item 5, which asked whether to endorse the IRM / FPR Results for the 2029/2030 Base Residual Auction, and the vote result was PASSED.1
In the End-Use Customer sector, 30 companies were eligible to vote on Item 5, 17 attended, 9 voted yes, 5 voted no, 1 abstained, and the sector's vote was 64.3% in favor.2
In the Electric Distributor sector, 45 companies were eligible to vote on Item 5, 20 attended, 19 voted yes, 1 voted no, 0 abstained, and the sector's vote was 95.0% in favor.3
Coverage notes
Gridlight’s notes on what we looked for and did not find; these statements are Gridlight’s own and are not claim-checked against archived sources.
- This document does not state the actual IRM (Installed Reserve Margin) or FPR (Forecast Pool Requirement) values endorsed by the vote, only that 'IRM / FPR Results' were the subject of Item 5.
- No docket number or FERC filing status appears in this document; whether or when PJM will file the endorsed results at FERC is not stated.
- No effective date, compliance deadline, or Base Residual Auction date is given.
- This brief reports sector-level tallies for End-Use Customer and Electric Distributor only, the sectors for which a verified claim was available; the document does not explain what drove the End-Use Customer sector's comparatively lower support.