Utility Dive•6 days ago
PJM proposes behind-the-meter reforms in data center colocation effort
Key Takeaway
PJM's proposed behind-the-meter reforms threaten the economic viability of new on-site combined heat and power projects, particularly impacting large industrial facilities and data centers.
AI Summary
- •PJM is proposing reforms targeting behind-the-meter (BTM) generation, specifically in the context of data center colocation efforts.
- •These proposed reforms are anticipated to undermine the economic viability of new combined heat and power (CHP) generation projects at industrial facilities within the PJM Interconnection.
- •Trade groups are expressing concern that the changes could deter investment in on-site generation solutions for large power consumers and data centers.
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