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PJM Rejects Waiver Request for $2B Gas Plant in Fast-Track Review

PJM has declined a waiver request from Advanced Power Services for its $2 billion gas-fired project, citing fairness to other interconnection applicants.

According to Utility Dive, Advanced Power Services sought modifications to its project within PJM's fast-track Reliability Resource Initiative interconnection review process, citing extended delivery timelines for gas turbines as the primary constraint. The developer requested a waiver from standard interconnection requirements to accommodate equipment delays affecting the broader power generation sector.

PJM rejected the request, stating that granting an exception would create an inequitable situation for other developers competing in the same fast-track process. The grid operator's position underscores ongoing tensions between project developers facing hardware supply challenges and the need to maintain consistent interconnection standards across the grid.

The decision reflects broader industry challenges as gas generation projects navigate component shortages and extended manufacturing lead times in the current market environment.

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