On July 18, 2024, in Docket No. ER23-729-004, the Commission issued a letter order accepting PJM's compliance filing to remove the provisions of the Tariff that allowed PJM to adjust the Locational Deliverability Area Reliability Requirement based on actual offers submitted into the 2024/2025 RPM Auctions. PJM's Tariff revisions become effective as of May 6, 2024.

On July 17, 2024, in the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit (Case No. 24-1045), PJM as amicus curiae submitted a brief offering PJM’s perspective and experience as the organization responsible for regional transmission planning in the Mid-Atlantic Region. The brief sets forth PJM’s authority to engage in regional planning pursuant to the Federal Power Act, FERC regulation, and PJM’s tariffs. The brief also contends that the district court correctly held that the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission’s decision rejecting the “need” for Transource’s IEC Project is contrary to federal law and PJM’s FERC-approved “filed rate” for selecting market efficiency projects. The brief explains that state commissions like the PAPUC have a role in siting, but that is not the same as authority over transmission planning.

On July 17, 2024, in Docket No. EL21-91-003, PJM filed testimony of Glen Boyle, Michael E. Bryson, and Dr. Walter Graf in response to previously-filed testimony of the Independent Market Monitor and Trial Staff, and to support the pre-June 2021 stated Capital Recovery Factors as just and reasonable for Black Start Units selected to provide Black Start Service prior to June 6, 2021.