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FERC Rejects PJM Exemption for Incumbent TOs
Jul 15, 2018
FERC rejected PJM’s proposal to exempt incumbent transmission owners from signing designated entity agreements (DEAs).
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KeywordsConsolidated Transmission Owners Agreement (CTOA)designated entity agreement (DEA)Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)FERC Order 1000PJM Interconnection LLC (PJM)
Rich Heidorn Jr.
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