PJM board okays plan to ease concerns with MOPR ruling

July 14, 2021, 6:59AMNuclear News

Map of the PJM Interconnection territory in dark blue. Image: PJM

PJM Interconnection’s board of managers has approved the grid operator’s proposal to address the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s controversial December 2019 minimum offer price rule (MOPR) order affecting PJM’s forward-looking capacity auctions. (PJM operates the largest wholesale competitive electricity market in the country.)

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PJM board okays plan to ease concerns with MOPR ruling

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