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PJM proposes cluster-based method to replace serial interim deliverability studies starting 2027/28 claim 4 p. 5
…will be grouped into two subclusters. • Subcluster 1 shall include projects that are already provisionally operational based on the prior Delivery Year’s Interim Deliverability Study results. • Subcluster 2 shall include all other …
PJM proposes cluster-based method to replace serial interim deliverability studies starting 2027/28 claim 5 p. 6
… for the delivery year under the study, PJM shall first evaluate and assign deliverable megawatts to projects in Subcluster 1 using a cluster-based methodology and will be allocated proportionally based on the project’s MW impact to the flowgate and distribution factor (DFAX). To the extent that deliverable megawatt…
PJM proposes cluster-based method to replace serial interim deliverability studies starting 2027/28 claim 6 p. 6
…lowgate and distribution factor (DFAX). To the extent that deliverable megawatts remain available after completion of Subcluster 1 deliverable megawatt allocations, PJM shall then assign deliverable megawatts to projects in Subcluster 2 using the same methodology. Note: • Subcluster 1 status does not gu…
PJM proposes cluster-based method to replace serial interim deliverability studies starting 2027/28 claim 7 p. 8
….pjm.com | Public Risks of Status Quo • In case of insufficient stakeholder support for proposed cluster based methodology, PJM will perform 2027/28 Interim Deliverability Study on a cluster basis where all IDS requests will be part of a single cluster. • Potential consequence – Projects that…
PJM proposes cluster-based method to replace serial interim deliverability studies starting 2027/28 claim 8 p. 8
…PJM © 2026 8 www.pjm.com | Public Risks of Status Quo • In case of insufficient stakeholder support for proposed cluster based methodology, PJM will perform 2027/28 Interim Deliverability Study on a cluster basis where all IDS requests will be part of a single cluster. • Potential consequence – Projects that are provisionally operational based on IDS results may be subject to a higher likelihood of curtailment, including potential cessation of generation. – Operational and Markets challenges
PJM proposes cluster-based method to replace serial interim deliverability studies starting 2027/28 claim 9 p. 7
…tions. Reduced Project Developer Risks: Project Developers have expressed concern regarding the operational and financial impacts of being required to cease generation after previously being deemed deliverable. This methodology may mitigate such disr…
PJM proposes cluster-based method to replace serial interim deliverability studies starting 2027/28 claim 10 p. 3
… and timing constraints, given that the application window for the 2027/2028 IDS closed on June 30, 2026, and PJM must complete the IDS by October 2026.
PJM proposes cluster-based method to replace serial interim deliverability studies starting 2027/28 claim 11 p. 10
…impacts the 2027/28 IDS applications? • PJM has received all applications for the 2027/28 Delivery Year Interim Deliverability Study. At this time, in case of approval of the proposed revisions to Manual 14-H, no additional action will be required from Project Developers who submitted IDS request.
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