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New Jersey Governor Pushes for Stronger State Voice on Energy Grid Decisions

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Mikie Sherrill is advocating for a stronger state voice regarding regional grid decisions and electricity costs in New Jersey. She is joining governors from 12 other states and the mayor of Washington, D.C., in this bipartisan push.

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Why it matters

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The push aims to increase state control over energy grid decisions, which is relevant as New Jersey demands exceed PJM Interconnection grid capacity. This effort directly impacts regional grid decision-making and electricity costs.

New Jersey demands exceed PJM Interconnection grid capacity, prompting Mikie Sherrill to sign legislation to procure nuclear power.

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  • PJM Interconnection might face challenges to its regional grid decision-making and cost structure.

  • The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities could see its mandate over energy costs and grid decisions reinforced.

  • PennsylvaniaSpeculative

    Pennsylvania could be involved in the regional effort to manage shared grid decisions and costs.

How it developed

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  1. Sherrill advocates for increased state control over energy grid decisions in New Jersey.1 source
  2. Sherrill is pushing for stronger state voice on grid decisions and hosting NATO's Steadfast Noon exercise.1 source

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