Ohio utilities proposed $10.8B in transmission projects without PJM board approval
Ohio utilities proposed at least $10.8 billion in supplemental transmission projects from 2017 through 2025. The projects undergo stakeholder review and PJM reliability screening, but they do not require approval from PJM’s Board of Mana…
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