Markets & Operations

A Maximum Generation Emergency/Load Management Alert and an EEA1 have been issued from 00:00 on 05.19.2026 through 23:59 on 05.19.2026 . Maximum Generation Emergency has been called into the operating capacity. Per M-13, Generation Dispatchers should provide PJM with an estimate of the amount of time they need to return to service any generator on a Planned Outage. This 'Early Return Time' should be updated via eDART, and will not affect the Planned Outage estimated end date. View Posting: https://emergencyprocedures.pjm.com/ep/pages/viewposting.jsf?id=105100

A Hot Weather Alert has been issued from 00:01 on 05.20.2026 through 23:59 on 05.20.2026 Per M-13, members are expected to perform: TRANSMISSION/GEN DISPATCH review plans to determine if any maintenance/testing, scheduled/being performed, on any monitoring, control, transmission/generating equipment can be deferred/canceled. GEN DISPATCHERS: -Review & update unit parameters in Markets Gateway (MG) through the Hot Weather Alert period paying particular attention to accurate Start-up & Notification, Min/Max Run Time, Eco Min/Max and Emergency Min/Max info. -Submit alternate fuel capability & resource limitations via MG. -Review fuel supply/delivery schedules in anticipation of greater than normal operation of units. -Provide PJM with estimate of time needed to return any unit on a Planned Outage. This 'Early Return Time' should be updated in eDART & will not affect the Planned Outage est. end date. -Dual fuel units, confirm the equipment is functional & amount of alternate fuel available. -Update PLS schedule parameters as indicated in Manual 11 Section 2.3.4. View Posting: https://emergencyprocedures.pjm.com/ep/pages/viewposting.jsf?id=105088

A Maximum Generation Emergency/Load Management Alert and an EEA1 have been issued from 00:01 on 05.18.2026 through 23:59 on 05.18.2026 . Maximum Generation Emergency has been called into the operating capacity. Per M-13, Generation Dispatchers should provide PJM with an estimate of the amount of time they need to return to service any generator on a Planned Outage. This 'Early Return Time' should be updated via eDART, and will not affect the Planned Outage estimated end date. View Posting: https://emergencyprocedures.pjm.com/ep/pages/viewposting.jsf?id=105085

A Hot Weather Alert has been issued from 00:00 on 05.18.2026 through 23:59 on 05.18.2026 Per M-13, members are expected to perform: TRANSMISSION/GEN DISPATCH review plans to determine if any maintenance/testing, scheduled/being performed, on any monitoring, control, transmission/generating equipment can be deferred/canceled. GEN DISPATCHERS: -Review & update unit parameters in Markets Gateway (MG) through the Hot Weather Alert period paying particular attention to accurate Start-up & Notification, Min/Max Run Time, Eco Min/Max and Emergency Min/Max info. -Submit alternate fuel capability & resource limitations via MG. -Review fuel supply/delivery schedules in anticipation of greater than normal operation of units. -Provide PJM with estimate of time needed to return any unit on a Planned Outage. This 'Early Return Time' should be updated in eDART & will not affect the Planned Outage est. end date. -Dual fuel units, confirm the equipment is functional & amount of alternate fuel available. -Update PLS schedule parameters as indicated in Manual 11 Section 2.3.4. View Posting: https://emergencyprocedures.pjm.com/ep/pages/viewposting.jsf?id=105082

A Hot Weather Alert has been issued from 00:00 on 05.19.2026 through 23:59 on 05.19.2026 Per M-13, members are expected to perform: TRANSMISSION/GEN DISPATCH review plans to determine if any maintenance/testing, scheduled/being performed, on any monitoring, control, transmission/generating equipment can be deferred/canceled. GEN DISPATCHERS: -Review & update unit parameters in Markets Gateway (MG) through the Hot Weather Alert period paying particular attention to accurate Start-up & Notification, Min/Max Run Time, Eco Min/Max and Emergency Min/Max info. -Submit alternate fuel capability & resource limitations via MG. -Review fuel supply/delivery schedules in anticipation of greater than normal operation of units. -Provide PJM with estimate of time needed to return any unit on a Planned Outage. This 'Early Return Time' should be updated in eDART & will not affect the Planned Outage est. end date. -Dual fuel units, confirm the equipment is functional & amount of alternate fuel available. -Update PLS schedule parameters as indicated in Manual 11 Section 2.3.4. Additional Comments: Extended to RTO excluding ComEd. View Posting: https://emergencyprocedures.pjm.com/ep/pages/viewposting.jsf?id=105083