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Meetings Training Meeting Center. Monday, November 15, Stakeholder Process Forum. View Meeting Details Stakeholder Group. MC Information Webinar. Tuesday, November 16, Relay Subcommittee. Risk Management Committee. Wednesday, November 17, Members Committee. Thursday, November 18, Relay Testing Subcommittee.

Interconnection Process Reform Task Force. Friday, November 19, Monday, November 22, Independent State Agencies Committee. Tuesday, November 23, Capacity Capability Senior Task Force. View Stakeholder Group. PJM Connext is a subsidiary of PJM Interconnection that combines deep electricity industry experience with cutting-edge thinking to offer powerful consulting, training and operational services to the global energy industry.

The focus of PJM-EIS is to provide the reporting and data tracking services of both emissions and renewable energy credits also known as renewable energy certificates. For both the electric utilities and owners of certain generators that produce emissions: GATS helps meet state and federal environmental requirements associated with electric operations, such as RPS compliance and emissions disclosure.

PJM Settlement, Inc. More than 1, companies are part of PJM, and it was the largest competitive wholesale electricity market in the world until the early s. It still remains the largest in the United States. PJM has several markets, but the largest by far is the energy market, in which buyers and sellers of excess energy bid and place offers. Other PJM markets include the ancillary services market, which balances the energy on the power grid by regulating power where needed, and the capacity market, which holds a three-year projection of power in reserve to be sure electric needs are met in the future.

Previously, the PJM minimum offer price rule focused mostly on natural gas resources. With the FERC ruling, PJM had until March 18, to change their existing MOPR procedures to apply to both new and existing resources, internal and external, that receive or are entitled to receive certain out-of-market payments—unless an exemption applies.