PJM collected nearly $25M in these fees in 2025, up from around $13M in 2024, per the RTO’s recently released annual financial report. This shift reflects “the increased volume of projects moving through the various interconnection queue phases,” a PJM representative told Energy Central in an email. They noted that, as a non-profit, PJM doesn’t profit from the fees.
Molly Glick
Energy Central Team
Wed, Apr 22
NEWS: Last year, PJM received nearly 2x the study and interconnection fees it did in 2024.
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