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

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  1. Sherrill is pushing for stronger state voice on grid decisions and hosting NATO's Steadfast Noon exercise.
  2. Mikie Sherrill is pushing for a stronger state voice regarding decisions about New Jersey's energy grid.
  3. Sherrill declared a state of emergency amid debates over energy legislation and PJM capacity.

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3 reports, 3 independent, last reported Oct 14. The briefing below covers this first event.

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

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  1. Mikie Sherrill is pushing for a stronger state voice regarding decisions about New Jersey's energy grid.Sub-event
  2. Sherrill declared a state of emergency amid debates over energy legislation and PJM capacity.1 source
  3. New Jersey established a procurement process for advanced nuclear power.Sub-event
  4. NJ faces grid capacity strain, leading Sherrill to push nuclear power procurement legislation.1 source

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