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Home / Regulatory & Policy / EPSA Files Expedited Extension Motion on Pennsylvania Governor’s PJM Complaint

January 21, 2025

EPSA Files Expedited Extension Motion on Pennsylvania Governor’s PJM Complaint

By Bill Zuretti

EPSA asks the Commission to grant an additional week to submit comments in response to Governor Josh Shapiro’s and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s complaint against PJM regarding its capacity market due to the joint motion submitted by the governor and PJM asking for an additional week to answer the complaint.

Date:              January 21, 2025

Venue:          Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

Docket:         EL25-46-000, Pennsylvania Governor v. PJM Interconnection

Summary: In a motion filed on January 21, EPSA requests an extension of time to submit answers and comments in the complaint proceeding in which Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro seeks revisions to PJM’s capacity market and annual auction structure. The additional time is needed to address the confusion created in this proceeding by a joint motion from the PA Governor and PJM stating that they seek an additional week – to January 28 – to answer the complaint.  That joint motion has created uncertainty regarding the date parties must submit comments as it appears that PJM intends to submit its answer to the Complaint on January 28, 2025. EPSA, therefore, seeks an extension so that all parties may submit comments responding to the Complaint by January 28, 2025. 

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