2018 Regional Transmission Expansion Plan Report

PJM’s Regional Transmission Expansion Plan identifies transmission system additions and improvements needed to keep electricity flowing to the millions of people throughout PJM’s region. PJM’s annual RTEP Report describes transmission study input data, processes and results, as well as PJM Board-approved transmission upgrades and process changes during the previous year. Periodically, PJM publishes white papers that present study input parameters and address transmission planning topics of current stakeholder interest.

RTEP In Review
2018 RTEP in Review

The 2018 Regional Transmission Expansion Plan (RTEP) report includes a summary of reliability, market efficiency and operational performance studies. This year’s report also includes discussion of RTEP process enhancements that were completed or initiated in 2018, as well as trends in generation fleet changes driven by plant deactivation and new natural gas plant interconnection.

The report describes the annual RTEP process, including the NERC and regional planning criteria that drive the analysis, and the resulting studies and proposal windows. Specific results from studies conducted throughout 2018 are summarized, including baseline reliability, market efficiency, operational performance, transmission owner criteria analyses and interregional studies.

In addition to the presentation of PJM-wide results, PJM presents state-by-state summaries of planning activities that occurred in 2018.

Key 2018 RTEP Report Graphics & Information PPT

Book 1 PDF (55 MB)  

2017 RTEP Process Scope & Input Assumptions
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This white paper describes RTEP process assumptions, scope and input data to be applied to the baseline, market efficiency, new service request and scenario studies that PJM will conduct during 2017. PJM will continue to overlay baseline and market efficiency studies with RTEP process windows during which transmission developers may submit proposals to solve identified issues.

White Paper PDF (10.2MB) 

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